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- Buddhist Architecture

- 1830s Fashion

- 17th century (Baroque)

- Antoine-Jean Gros

- 19th century

- 1780s

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- Scottish Clans

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Under the title MADONNA CHILDREN the Grafikkabinett in the Kunstmuseum Basel Hauptbau will be showing a hitherto unexplored facet of the museums history by means of the rich archive material. On view until 24 January 2021. Encouraged by Margaret, Princess of Hesse and near the Rhine, the government council of the canton of Basel-Stadt enabled 20 Darmstadt children aged between seven and thirteen to spend four weeks a year in Davos between 1953 and 1958. The new loans to be granted for this purpose formed a payment for the loan of the so-called “Darmstadt Madonna” by Hans Holbein the Younger to the Kunstmuseum Basel. On their journey from Darmstadt to Davos, the Madonna Children made regular stops at the Kunstmuseum Basel to view the painting. In addition to the Dresden painting, however, there was another version, which - after its later place of storage – is called the Darmstadt Madonna, also to distinguish the two versions from each other. In the 19th century, the question of which of the two versions was the original gave rise to the so-called Holbein dispute among artists, art historians and laymen. While artists and laymen clearly saw the original in the Dresden version, art historians finally came to the conclusion that the Darmstadt painting was the original. Meanwhile, the Dresden copy is attributed to Bartholomäus Sarburgh. However, the widespread assumption that the Dresden painting is Holbeins original may have caused Basel councillor Karl Sarasin to commission a copy of this original in Dresden, which was made by Julius Grüder, a proven copyist and Holbein expert. #KunstmuseumBasel #Madonnenkinder CREDIT: Madonna of Darmstadt (also: Madonna of the Mayor Meyer), Hans Holbein the Younger, 1526/1528, oil on coniferous wood (?), 146.5 × 102 cm, Würth Collection, Johanniter Church (Schwäbisch Hall) - @kunstmuseumbasel on Instagram

- Manliness

- Catherine of Alexandria

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- Medvedev 🤣🤣

more sewing, same idea but in linen. this will be great to stare out the window in in the coming days. maybe I can spook someone. - @e_w._.w_a on Instagram

- Book of Love

Not least forgetting our dandies and fops! We have a growing mens & unisex collection for all your 18th century elaborate costuming needs. DM for more pieces and to set up either an in person or live remote shopping experience. #18thcentury #dandy #fops #dandies #cape #antiquecape #alexandermcqueen #historicalclothing #antiqueoperacostume - @shopmorphew on Instagram

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- Creative Pictures

(TRIGGER WARNING) They say sleep is for the weak, and so I pump my blood with caffeine, shot after shot, wrestling with the cold night breeze that tells me stories from the darkest corners of the world. I can only jot them down, somehow it helps me calm my unsettling nerves . . . //THEY ARE THOUGHTS OF A DISTRAUGHT ELDER SISTER, A POST PUBESCENT CHILD AT A FAMILY DINNER, A CONCERNED PERVERTED NEIGHBOUR WITH HIS TELESCOPE BY THE WINDOW, AN ONLOOKER FROM A RESTAURANT, AN ANXIOUS MOTHER AT HER DAUGHTERS CHRISTENING// 1.My sister once told me chocolate wrappers reminded her of condoms. I dont know what scares me the most, the fact that shes ten or that it made her smile//I live amongst strangers in my own house. 2.We pray for the homeless and curse the government for its tax implications. But the zomato orders keep coming//No I will not donate Rs.2 for charity, have you seen the delivery charge? 3.He doesnt care for her bad knees. Shes his wife after all, she should know pleasing his manhood came with a cost. And so she blows up his ego along with his erection//After all, men need to be told theyre big to feel big. 4.Once I saw a man give away all his food to a beggar just to pick up change from his collection. That day I learnt theres no selfless good deed// I guess Joey was right after all. 5.Fairy tales are for children, they said, and your hair almost reach your gentle curves. Lets talk about the bad men who like to tug on that hair//In this world, sex was casual and rape, glorified. . . . As I retire my pen for the night, Im inundated by the words written infront of me. These are voices of a few among the millions that send me their screams.I can only hope my mind grows deaf, fading into the night sky like the stars that seem to be missing tonight. Its perfect , I think. A starless black canvas for the nights that reek of pain and despair. The perfect setting for another creation. I pick up my pen. ©the__gypsysoul__ - @the__gypsysoul__ on Instagram

- Arthur Hughes

- Anglophilia

- Art

- 17thC Portraiture

- black apron

- Confederation Hats & Hair

- (1690-1729) Garments and Art

- Art: Portraits

- @arthurwyates on Instagram

- All Things British

Guerra dos Mascates, que se registrou de 1710 a 1711 na Capitania de Pernambuco, é considerada um movimento nativista do Brasil.Confrontaram-se os senhores de terras e de engenhos pernambucanos, concentrados em Olinda, e os comerciantes reinóis (portugueses da metrópole) do Recife, chamados pejorativamente de mascates. Quando houve as sedições entre os mascates europeus do Recife e a aristocracia rural de Olinda, os sectários dos mascates se apelidavam tundacumbe, cipós e camarões, e os nobres e seus sectários, pés rapados - porque quando haviam de tomar as armas, se punham logo descalços e à ligeira, para com menos embaraços as manejarem, e assim eram conhecidos como destros nelas, e muito valorosos, pelo que na história de Pernambuco, a alcunha de pés rapados é sinônimo de nobreza. - @historiadobrasil_oficial on Instagram

- Art 13

- 1700s

- 1860s - paintings

- Anselm Feuerbach

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- parents posed with their dead daughter

- Ludwig XIV.

- Allan Ramsay

- Baroque

- André Derain Paintings

- Early and Mid Elizabethan portraits

- Isabel II

- Bayern Bavaria Baviere Baviera Wittelsbach

- Bouguereau , Beraud ,Tissot

- Anne Frank

- 1800- 20 Fashion

- 1720 fashion

- Pax Britannica

- Posh People

- Art-Women

- Avanti Savoia!!!

@NewFoundGlory put together and signed this fan pack just for you. Don’t miss the opportunity to bid on this package and other music memorabilia. Our @eBay auctions ends tomorrow. Click the link in our bio to bid! - @grammyfdn on Instagram

- A Sisi

- ART

- Go fly a kite...

- Artist: Anne Siems

- Opera

- 1720s

- Amish Family!!!

- 1840-1860s

- Eighteenth Century Portraits

- 17th-Early 19th Century Cleavage

- Basson

- This sultry painting of George Washington from 1776 looks like it would have been his Tinder profile picture.

- African-American Family. (1880s)

- Henry VIII, Family, Friends, Feinds, oh, and Lots of Wives

- (1770-1799) Garments and Art

- Colonial games

- (1820-1860) Antebellum Fashion

- Automata

- Berühmte fotografen

- Ammi Phillips

Elizabethan era of poetry and theater - @drfaustus_marlowe on Instagram

- Road to Emmaus

Bill The Butcher www.apothecary87.com #Apothecary87 #TheManClub - @a87themanclub on Instagram

- Gypsy Girls

- Tudor Style

- CELEBRATE HANUKKAH

- Artemisia

- Czar Alexander 11 1818-1881

- ARTE DE LA COSTURA

- Francis I

- Something Blue Wedding

- Henry VIII

Have you ever wondered what ordinary people looked like back hundred years ago? People who didnt have to sit for hours in stiff sumptuous clothes posing for an official portrait that would preserve their most solemn and formal look for the centuries to come. The latter are very easy to find, but for the former we have to thank those artists who took their time away from the profitable orders and created genre scenes for sale. In case of late Renaissance and Baroque Spain this was not a very popular genre, as both the demand and the tradition focused largely on religious painting. However, starting from the beginning of the 17th century we get a larger variety of genres, somewhat due to the cultural influence of the Dutch and Flemish painters. Bartolomé Esteban Murillo also focused mainly on religious works, but thankfully didnt limit his patrimony by them. He lived in Seville, so the people we see in his paintings might also be someones he knew or saw in the neighborhood. His Two Women at the Window raise differences in the interpretation, which only makes it more interesting to observe. Some suggest that their placement at the window, bold smiles and low-cut necklines suggest an amorous intent. Others point out that the painting lacks other hints and attributes of the sexual license typical for the genre. For example, the young woman should be accompanied by an old hag who was supposed to deal with the arrangements. These two women, however, are both young and one of them is duly hiding her smile, so they may as well be a young woman from a well-to-do family and her chaperone. Anyway, no traces of initial intent of the artist were found, so we are left guessing for ever. Upd.🔽 Two Women in the Window, ~1655~1670, oil on canvas, by Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. #art #beauty #classicart #classicbeauty #classicartbeauty #classicartspain #spanishart #17c #17cart #baroque #barroco #genrescene #genrepainting #BartoloméEstebanMurillo #twowomenatthewindow @classicartbeauty #pintura #искусство #классика #классикаискусства #красота #испанскоеискусство #искусствоиспании #historyofbeauty #kunst #kunstwerk #konst - @classicartbeauty on Instagram

- A bit of Fashion History

- Isabel II

- 1860s Costume

- Diego Rivera & Frida Kahlo

- 17th Century

- General Tom Thumb

- 1830s and 40s Pre-Hoop Victorian

- Children

- Jacques Callot

Imagine today.. a sunny day, but then 400 years ago: 16 September 1620. On this day, the Pilgrims (a group of English Puritans) set sail from the port in Plymouth (UK) on a ship called the Mayflower, to travel to the free colonies in Massachusetts (US). Like today, it was sunny apparently. But the voyage of the Pilgrims across the transatlantic was harsh. It took them 66 days, as they left the UK in September their crossing was afflicted by winter storms and seasickness. The Pilgrims had already been travelling for a long time. To escape religious persecution, they decided to flee England for the Netherlands from 1609 onwards - back in the days, the Dutch republic was seen as a liberal nation where they could live peacefully. The Pilgrims settled in Leiden, where they lived and worked for 12 years. They built houses in what is today known as Engelse poort (English Alley). Another astonishing fact that shows just how much impact the arrival of these European settlers has had on America: no less than nine US presidents are descendants of these Leiden Pilgrims. Throughout 2020, museums in the Dutch cities of Leiden and Rotterdam - as in the UK and the US - are dedicating exhibitions to the Mayflower. The commemoration is not solely focused on the time the Pilgrims spent in the Netherlands or their stories on the boat. The perspectives of Native American communities on the consequences of the arrival of the Pilgrims form an integral part of the story. Today, our Ambassador Karel van Oosterom joined the commemoration ceremony in Plymouth, together with the US Ambassador in the UK, Admiral Tony Radakin (First Sea Lord of the Royal Navy) and online representation of the Wampanoag. The crew of IBM and MSubs also joint - who built a new autonomous vessel, powered by AI and energy from the sun, bearing the same name as the old Mayflower. This vessel was taken to water for the first time, opening doors for the future of shopping and oceanography. Interested in today’s event? - Watch @itvnews at 18.00. ⤵️ https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2020-09-16/mayflower-400-why-is-the-ship-so-important - Tune in on @bbcradio1 at 18.30. - @nlinuk on Instagram

- I Heart Art!

- 19th Century- First half

- 17th Century Women

- Anderson Cooper

- ARTOFLOST

- Breastfeeding in History

- Art

- Agnes Boulloche

- 17th-Early 19th Century Cleavage

- King Lear Research

- (ART) Catholic Church

- A Forgotten Time

- Henri VIII

- big thoughts

- 19th Century Gentility

- 1770s

- Art History Wedding Dresses

- Catho et fière

Anna @dazed @annaengerstrom Photo @luisalbertorodriguezstudio Stylist @raphaelhirsch Hair @kiyokoodo Make-up @ammydrammeh Photo Assistant @mr.madisonblair @cameronwilliamsonn Set @afrazamara Casting @troy_casting Producer @chiarachiaraemme @christopheragency #luisalbertorodriguezphotography #dazed - @luisalbertorodriguezstudio on Instagram

- American Art 19th - 21st century

- # Art

Posting drawings I like: Antonio Lopez Garcia Maria Pencil on paper 1972 This is a drawing of the artist’s daughter, at age ten. There is so much tenderness and patience in this drawing. Don’t miss the pentimento on the jacket sleeve. #drawing #antoniolopezgarcia #art #arthistory - @imvorubergehen on Instagram

- madame adelaide

- Art Detail

- art - Ladies of art

- A Little princess

- Arthurian Legends, Avalon &Camelot

- Folk masterpieces

- Czar Alexander 11 1818-1881

- 16th century

- Buchmalerei

#CCEnTuCasa 👉 El Museo de Arte Moderno de la #CCE nos invita a descubrir a “Manuela Sáenz - la libertadora del libertador” 😉 Manuela Sáenz y Aizpuru o Sáenz de Thorne, también llamada Manuelita Sáenz, nace en Quito, el 27 de diciembre de 1795. Hija de Simón Sáenz de Vergara, hidalgo español y funcionario de la Real Audiencia de Quito, y de la criolla quiteña María Joaquina de Aizpuru. A muy corta edad queda huérfana de madre y es entregada al monasterio de La Inmaculada Concepción, donde es criada bajo la tutela y educación de la hermana superiora, Sor Buenaventura. Cuando salía del monasterio pasaba en la hacienda Cataguango con su padre quien le obsequia dos niñas esclavas negras para que jugaran y cuidaran de ella, a quienes consideró sus inseparables amigas. Haciendo uso de sus dotes y talento su padre la induce a la lectura y buenas costumbres. Complementa su educación en el colegio de Santa Catalina de Siena donde aprende inglés y francés. Quito, para entonces, era una ciudad de aires afrancesados, en la que los grandes salones que acogían a la aristocracia marchaban al ritmo de una concepción laxa de la moral y de las distracciones entre criollos y españoles. Desde muy joven entró en contacto con una serie de acontecimientos que animarían su interés por la política. En 1809, la aristocracia criolla ya se hallaba conspirando contra el poder de los hispanos, y a partir de entonces comenzaron a sucederse un conjunto de revueltas sangrientas. Quizá las circunstancias familiares llevaron a Manuela a optar por los revolucionarios, presenciaba desfiles de prisioneros desde la ventana de su casa, y se maravillaba de las hazañas de doña Manuela Cañizares, a quien tuvo por heroína al enterarse de que los conspiradores se reunían clandestinamente en su casa. 🔰 Más info aquí 👉 https://cutt.ly/Ff3fONz o en www.casadelacultura.gob.ec - @casadelaculturaec on Instagram

- At Your Service

- Classical Guitar

Winterthur has been celebrating women all year with fascinating exhibits highlighting both the unsung and the well-known historical heroes - the disruptors, thinkers, creators, and influencers. Perhaps no woman influenced Winterthur more than the lady of the house, Ruth Wales du Pont. Our new exhibit of the same name opens October 1 in the Galleries, and introduces visitors to Ruth Wales, a talented musician, society figure, and hostess of four houses. The exhibit includes numerous photographs and documents from Winterthur’s vast archive documenting her life of hospitality, music, and travel. A meticulously crafted reproduction of her 1916 wedding gown, seen here, will be on display. Although the original dress has been lost to time, this beautiful reproduction, done by seamstress Karin Bohleke, director of the Fashion Archives and Museum of Shippensburg University, was created using early twentieth-century sewing techniques and newspaper clippings describing the dress. For more info. On the exhibit, click the link in bio. - @winterthurmuse on Instagram

- Сradle

- Queen Charlotte of England

- All in the (Fashion) Details: 18th Century

- FREIBURG

- Dancers

- .Court Dress And Coronations

- 12th night

- Francisco Goya

- Buxom Beauties

- 17th Century

- 1750 fashion

- BAROQUE

- Cartoon

- US history

- Aside 3

The oceans not wide enough To drown any part of my affection Its less than the depth of my love The sun revolves around you The stars envy your brightness The moon bows before your beauty Perfection seems no more an illusion Clarity about everything I see at once Rare are those who dont like you Temptation, fixation, love all at once Days seems less to adore you The nights spent tossing and tumbling Unable to get any sleep, no warm embrace The years passed by with my undying passion In the darkest ally, a bright light is visible Standing there like the hero from all British books Tall, dark and handsome, a little broody I may add too From dreams of hopeless romantics Fired from a gun straight in my life Wearing the disguise of devil helping others see Good in themselves never caring about him All the glory a man ever seeks Dripping from every inch of your skin All the love a woman ever knows You know it too well to let it go All the times that you ever spoke Stunned by your words, everyone invoked All those silent lines you wrote Spoke wonders of their own You glorify heavens with your presence The angels all seem devil sitting next to you The hell detests your every way The Satan runs from your very name Is this a man, a knight or a hero? May be just a human who started from zero @writes__rameen #poetry #poetrycommunity #poetsofinstagram #writingcommunity #writing #writersofinstagram#writersandpoets #write #lovepoems #loveposts #love #lovequotes #loveyourself #lover #lovers #loveforever #poetrylovers #poetryloving #poetrylove #poetryloverspoetryloverspoetryloversd #poetrylovers✒️ #love #thoughts - @writes__rameen on Instagram

Studio a matita per Serena Clara Rubens, figlia dellartista, 1623 circa, #Rubens Opera conservata presso @albertinamuseum di #Vienna * * * 🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️ Www.facebook.com/STORIARTE e www.progettostoriadellarte.it 🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️🔹️ #STORIARTE #storiadellarte #arte #art #artgram #arthistory #historyofart #paint #painting #culturalheritage #masterpiece #beauty #artpage #culture - @storiarte on Instagram

- Calligraphy: manuscripts

- American West

- Art

- Childrens portraits

- [INSPO] Napoleon had some drip

- 1850s_1860s

- Angels

- Johannes Vermeer

- William Hogarth

- Historical Wedding Gowns

- Jean Antoine Watteau

- 18th c art - women 1750s

- Alessandro Allori

- Hudson River School Paintings

- Charlotte Corday

- Charles 2nd era portraits

- 1790 - 1825 Mens Dress

- Austrian Historical Data & Places....

- 1740s

- ROOM PLANNER

While male Victorian photographers often set off to explore faraway places, amateur photographer Clementina Hawarden had to work close to home. She had 10 children, but this didnt stop her from creating exquisite images of her muses - her daughters. Learn about her story via the link in bio. - @vamuseum on Instagram

👻𝒞𝒶𝓅𝓉𝒾𝑜𝓃 @ars.ibrida Title : Spirit (1885, oil on canvas, 108 x 79 cm) Author: George Roux Th expense of spirit in a waste of shame Is lust in action; and, till action, lust Is perjured, murderous, bloody full of blame, Savage, extreme, rude, cruel, not to trust, Enjoyed no sooner but despisèd straight, Past reason hunted, and no sooner had Past reason hated as a swallowed bait On purpose laid to make the taker mad. Mad in pursuit, and in possession so; Had, having, and in quest to have, extreme; A bliss in proof, and proved, a very woe, Before a joy proposed; behind, a dream. All this the world well knows, yet none knows well To shun the heaven that leads men to this hell. by William Shakespeare #spirit #art #arte #fantasma #ghost #oilpainting #19thcentury #19thcenturyart - @ars.ibrida on Instagram

- Art of Ladies Stitching thru History

- Art - Edouard Manet (1832-1883)

- Dark History

- Artwork

[GET INSPIRED] El foyer de la danza en la Ópera. Edgar Degas (1872) 🎨 - @gratacos1940 on Instagram

- Eden Hope Art Year 3 Great Artists

- 17th century fashion

- Jules Breton

- Olive Oatman, a survivor of an Indian attack in 1851, was traded to the Mojaves, had her face tattooed and was then ransomed back to US authorities. 1930s.

- The Mozart family portrait. Started by della Croce, the family’s favorite portrait painter, just before Wolfgang left for Munich in 1780 for the premiere of Idomeneo.

- Armenian

- ART and Music

- 18th century

- verso

- Artsy

- 1750s

- Blogs

- 18th Century Clothing

- Abraham Lincoln --President

- artists studios

- 1700s Fashion

- 18th century bonnets

- 18th Century Entertainments

Fernado de magallanes Descubridor de estrecho de su nombre, patagonia y tierra del fuego por el sur Fue militar, marino y navegante portugues Nacimiento: 3 de febrero de 1480 portugal, sabrosa Muerte: 27 de abril de 1521 filipinas, isla de mactan Http://www.memoriachilena.gob.cl - @foto.historicasmagallanes on Instagram

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It’s a well-known fact that women have often been bypassed by traditional history, especially in the fields of science and health care. And yet, women have shown great innovation in these fields. The National Historic Sites and Monuments Board has commemorated many women who have contributed to great scientific and medical advancements in Canada. We can’t list them all, but here are just a few of these remarkable women. Image 1: Les Sœurs de la Charité de Montréal (Sœurs Grises) Image 2: Carrie Matilda Derick Image 3: Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott Head to the link in our bio for the full story and to learn about more scientific and medical trailblazers! — Tout le monde sait que les femmes ont souvent été les grandes oubliées de l’histoire traditionnelle, surtout dans les domaines des sciences et des soins de santé. Elles ont pourtant fait preuve d’un sens aigu de l’innovation dans ces domaines. La Commission des lieux et monuments historiques rend hommage à de nombreuses femmes qui ont grandement contribué à l’avancement de la science et de la médecine au Canada. Nous ne pouvons en dresser la liste complète, mais voici quelques unes de ces femmes d’exception. Photo 1 : Les Sœurs de la Charité de Montréal (Sœurs Grises) Photo 2 : Carrie Matilda Derick Photo 3 : Maude Elizabeth Seymour Abbott Lien vers l’article complet: http://ow.ly/fmVN50ABpiz - @canadashistory on Instagram

- American Art of Old

- 1660s - Painted Portraits | Women

- HEMA

- Good morning!

- ARTE - ALONSO SÁNCHEZ COELLO

- House of STUART

- Art/Children

#sisi #princess on 10th of September 122 years ago, the austro-hungerian empire and emperor Franz Josef were in big shock and sadness! In Switzerland at lake Geneva, Elisabeth was wounded so badly in attack, that she died a few hours later and was burried on September 17th in #vienna in the kapuziner gruft, where you still can visit her grave! - @goodviennatours on Instagram

- Anna Ancher 1859 - 1935

- 1700s turkish

- James Tissot

- Vintage clip

- Pieter de Hooch

La velata , Raffaello Sanzio , 1516 Galleria Palatina , Firenze #palazzopitti #galleriapalatina #Raffaello #raffaellosanzio #Firenze #Florence #Italy - @palazzopitti on Instagram

- Dutch Painters.

- Joaquin Sorolla Y Bastida oil paintings

//.Thankful to the Women of nineteenth century.// In the early years of nineteenth century When silk fabrics were found expensive Where corsets were made tight enough To keep a good body posture. The only purpose a women had after a certain age Was to be good and disciplined in three roles, To be a good daughter To be a good wife To be a good mother. The need of permission was necessary In a womens life, either if it was for love, work or marriage. Her tears were like dews on grass Which evaporated easily when there was no one to wipe them off. Her voice was like crow but just silent enough that no one can hear. Sometimes it was hard to even recognize what she is and what she had become. The only work she was allowed to do Was weave the colorful threads into a desired beautiful gown. Or to work in a factory with swollen hands. This way or the other, no women was allowed to enter into the real world.When she can be equal to men in all terms.History is sometimes quite confusing But the entrance women for fighting there rights gave a little pursuit of happiness to them Even if it took years to obtain it. It is told to a girl in her early ages, That she must marry well. Because it is believed that, Marriage is an economy proposition In a womens life. She has to marry a wealthy men, Just to save her family from reaching The stages of poverty. It is all about the capability of women That she is only capable to love. But it isnt true, Women have got beautiful minds Which can make a lot of inventions. Great enthusiasm, powerful beauty As well as essence of ambition Which is meant to be brought in the real world. And this emerged in the nineteenth century, Where women gathered courage enough to keep One foot in the queer yet chaotic world.We are thankful to those ambitioned and courageous women of the nineteenth century. To make a beautiful pathway for all the womens in the future, where she can become something and achieve everything. Thankful to Charlotte Brontë, Jane Austen, Louisa May Alcott and many other authors to bring the epitome of love, work and domesticity, and to teach the importance of women. (Continued in comments) - @peculiarthoughts.__ on Instagram

- Books

- Aged wood

- Art ♥ Old Masters

- 1840-1850

- 1 M

- Romeo and Juliet

- Art-people sewing

Морельсе Паулюс «Портрет маленькой девочки» @lykova_artist - @colourtv on Instagram

- Colonial America

One of the many Hispanic heroes to know about for Hispanic Heritage Month is the Mexican-born nun Sor Juana Inês de la Cruz. She was a 17th-century feminist writer and thinker, most known for her work Respuesta a Sor Filotea, which argued for a womans right to education. #uwg - @uwglibrary on Instagram

- 16th century

Im 17. Jahrhundert erlebte die bürgerliche Gesellschaft in den Niederlanden einen Wandel. Was zuvor eher belächelt wurde, schätzte man nun wieder: Das einfache Landleben der Bauersleute. Das zeigte sich unter anderem in den zahlreichen Besitztümern und Sommerresidenzen, die sich wohlhabende Regenten- und Kaufmannsfamilien fernab vom städtischen Leben leisteten. Auch bei Adriaen van Ostade ist dieser Wandel zu erkennen. Waren für den jungen Ostade die deftigen Bauerndarstellungen seines Malerfreundes Brouwer prägend, setzte Ende der 1640er Jahre ein grundlegender Wandel seines Stils ein. Seine Kirmes- und Wirtshausszenen stehen zwar in der Tradition des Bauerngenres, indem pointierte Kommentare und belustigende Belehrungen latent anklingen – es wird gefeiert, getanzt und getrunken –, aber nicht Ausschweifung und Leichtsinn sind Anlass der Darstellung, sondern die Zufriedenheit im Kleinen und die Freude an der Geselligkeit. Von den 50 Radierungen, welche Ostade zeitlebens schuf, wird in der Ausstellung ein erlesenes Konvolut gezeigt, ergänzt durch zwei Gemälde aus seinem Frühwerk. Damit wird die Bedeutung und der besondere Charakter von Ostades Radierkunst sowie sein Stilwandel zu einer einfühlsamen Handschrift nachvollziehbar. Adriaen van Ostade: The Simple Life, bis 8.11.2020 im Kunst Museum Winterthur Reinhart am Stadtgarten. 👨‍🎨: Adriaen van Ostade, Der Charlatan, 1648, Kunst Museum Winterthur, Stiftung Oskar Reinhart - @kunst_museum_winterthur on Instagram

- AFRICAN ART

- Charles 2nd era portraits

- Alte Gemälde

- Historical fiction authors

- Harry potter funny quotes

- Buxom Beauties

- Fortune Teller

Nombreux sont les portraits d’enfants dans la peinture danoise 🧒 Une nouvelle vision de l’enfance apparaît dès les années 1760 avec la publication de l’« Emile » de Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Selon lui l’enfant naît fondamentalement bon. C’est aux adultes qu’il incombe de créer un cadre propice afin que l’enfant devienne un être sain et raisonnable, et un bon citoyen. Dans les portraits d’enfants de l’époque, nombre de regards sont graves et empreints de sagesse. #peinturedanoise #petitpalais #peinture #painting #beauxarts #finearts #agedor #exposition #exhibition #danishart #paris #danemark Constantin Hansen, Meta Magdalene Hammerich et la fille de l’artiste, Kristiane Konstantin Hansen, 1861, huile sur toile. Copenhague, Statens Museum for Kunst. © SMK Photo/Jakob Skou-Hansen - @petitpalais_musee on Instagram

- Peter Jackson

- art

- AL CALOR DEL HOGAR

- Kings

- Dutch art and Flemish painters

- Art- Musicians

Today we are sending love and well wishes to our Gulf Coast neighbors, as we await the arrival of Hurricane Sally. If this year has taught us anything, its that community is everything, and we must be there to support each other. Keep your head up. ❤️️ - @preservationhall on Instagram

Even though we were literally sisters (maybe royal?) in a past (problematic) life together, @annakendrick47 still refuses to follow me on Instagram. #tryingtogetannakendricktofollowmeoninstagram (incredible art by the one and only @jaysear76 !!!! Thank you!!!) - @normalheller on Instagram

- ART 2

- Empress Sissi

- Art Paintings Posters Etc

- 1800s

#sangennaro #19settembre San Gennaro nella Madonna con il Bambino di Filippo Vitale. Un’opera, dal forte impatto realistico dove è raffigurato il santo patrono della città. Si tratta della Madonna con il Bambino tra i santi Gennaro, Nicola di Bari e Severo dipinta dal pittore napoletano Filippo Vitale nel 1618. Il santo, che indossa abiti vescovili, è riconoscibile perché mostra, poggiate su un libro, le due ampolle con il sangue miracoloso, raccolto secondo la tradizione da una pia donna dopo il martirio. Il ritratto di San Gennaro, che guarda verso di noi, è stato dipinto con quell’attenzione microscopica nella realizzazione delle epidermidi che caratterizza non solo gli altri personaggi della tela ma, più in generale, le opere del pittore. #museoboscocapodimonte #santopatrono #napoli #painting #workofart #sangennaropensacitu #omiracolo #duomodinapoli #cappelladeltesorodisangennaro #catacombedisangennaro #instaday #art #instart #beniculturali30 #mibact #museitaliani #igersitalia #igerscampania #igersnapoli #volgoarte - @museoboscocapodimonte on Instagram

- Vermeer Paintings

- Art I love ♥

- 1730 fashion

Notre #rendezvous du mardi ! Sur ce portrait, limpératrice Eugénie porte un bijou en forme de trèfle sur son corsage. Connaissez-vous lhistoire de ce bijou? À demain pour la réponse. (c) Édouard Dubufe. limpératrice Eugénie, 1853. Musées nationaux du Château de Compiègne. Rmn/GP #CultureChezNous #HautsdeFrance #Oise #EnsembleàLaMaison - @chateaudecompiegne on Instagram

- Alfred Stevens

- 18th c art - women 1780s

- Biedermeier 1830-1845

- Anne Boleyn

- Folk art

Ecco uno degli affreschi del museo civico che andremo a raccontare nella nostra passeggiata tra museo e torre di giovedì 3! Gli abiti qui raffigurati hanno costituito unimportante spunto per la realizzazione della mostra Trame di storia. Abiti e mode nel Medioevo a Bassano del Grappa. Avete prenotato il vostro posto? Potete farlo scrivendo a torrecivicabassano@gmail.com o telefonando al 371 1122121 😉 ➡️ Costo di 7€ a persona comprensivo dei biglietti dingresso a museo e torre ➡️ Partenza ore 17.30 ➡️ Per tutte le età #tramedistoria Regione del Veneto, Città di Bassano del Grappa, La Chiave di Sophia, L Arme, le Dame, i Cavalieri, CNA Veneto Ovest, Distilleria Nardini 1779, Fondazione Banca Popolare di Marostica Volksbank, Bonotto, Nodo Edizioni, Aurelia Edizioni #bassano #bassanodelgrappa #torre #torrecivicadibassano #torrecivica #tower #civictower #exhibition #mostra #moda #fashion #visit #visitbassano #visitvicenza #visitveneto #veneto #vicenza #abiti #clothes #medioevo #middleages - @torrecivicabassano on Instagram