The Portrait Of Mrs. Ettinger By Samuel Hirszenberg (Polish-Jewish,1865-1908; Museum Of Jewish Art And

“The Portrait of Mrs. Ettinger” by Samuel Hirszenberg (Polish-Jewish,1865-1908; Museum of Jewish Art and History, Paris.

Harlem in the 1920s.

“Harlem was the end of the line, the promise land, the place where all our fantasies came true. If I had to choose between Heaven and Harlem… Harlem, of course, would win everytime.” - Ossie Davis

A Man for All Seasons - 1966

Elizabeth and Thomas Boleyn with their daughters Mary (left) and Anne (right) in The Spanish Princess 2x05, “Plague”

Idk if I explained that well, but I don’t totally disregard Chapuys as a source at all— what I don’t like is the treatment of him as an infallible source, something Lauren MacKay has unfortunately contributed to. Chapuys got things wrong sometimes, to take all his reports at face value and not compare them to what other contemporaries were saying at the same time is going to lend itself to an extremely myopic view of the Tudor court and its major players.

Edward Robert Hughes (1851-1914) “Dream Idyll (A Valkyrie)” Gouache and pastel on paper