1860s - Tumblr Posts
Monographie des Gastéropodes et des Céphalopodes de la Craie Supérieure du Limbourg - Jan Theodoor Binkhorst van den Binkhorst - 1861 - via Internet Archive
Portrait of Queen Maria Sophia of Naples (detail), attributed to Francis Xavier Winterhalter, c. 1860
The sea and its living wonders - Georg Hartwig, Henry Noel Humphreys - 1860 - via Internet Archive
yes there’s a green garment here, let’s talk about it
yes there’s a green dress here, let’s talk about it
yes there’s a green dress here, let’s talk about it
la reine bacchanal by fritz zuber buhler: details.
JOAN OF ARC
1. Joan of Arc by John Everett Millais; 2. Jeanne d'arc écoutant les voix by François-Léon Benouville; 3. Joan of Arc by Dante Gabriel Rossetti; 4. Joan of Arc by William Blake Richmond; 5. Joan of Arc’s Death at the Stake by Hermann Anton.
Joan of Arc appreciation post. 1. by Paul Antoine de la Boulaye. 2. by Albert Lynch. 3. by Gilbert Anthony Pownall 4. by Sir John Everett Millais.
Joan of Arc by Allan Douglas Davidson
St Joan of Arc by Sir William Blake Richmond
Joan of Arc on Horseback by Unknown Artist
Joan of Arc by Wolfram Onslow Ford
Watchman, What of the Night? by George Frederic Watts
Joan of Arc during the siege of Orleans by Jules Eugène Lenepveu
Paintings depicting Jeanne d’arc in armour part 2.
Orpheus Leading Eurydice from the Underworld by Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1861)
Orpheus und Eurydike by Anselm Feuerbach (1869)
Orpheus and Eurydice by Emil Neide (1873)
Orpheus in the Underworld by Pierre Amédée Marcel Béronneau (1897)
Orpheus by Hugues Jean François Paul Duqueylard (unknown)
Death of Orpheus by Émile Lévy (1866)
Thracian Girl Carrying the Head of Orpheus on his Lyre by Gustave Moreau (1865)
The Death of Orpheus by Henri-Léopold Lévy (1870)
Orpheus by John William Waterhouse (1900)
Orpheus and Eurydice
The Ultimate Cinnamon Roll Deserves Better
A lot of people don't like Jacob Frye, but I DO and anyone who doesn't and trash talks my darling British boy can see my secretary Miss. FightMeYou'llLose. She has a doctorate in Sassology.
Jacob is such a sweetheart and needs more love. I'm being serious. He needs more love. A LOT more love. I understand that his personality doesn't suit everyone, and to each their own but I can't help but get this feeling that the majority of the crazy, risky, and 'stupid' things he does are for attention.
Not because he's like an attention whore or anything who revels in attention like an egotistical narcissist/sociopath/psychopath. But he does it for attention in the context of: Evie getting more attention in their childhood and him feeling lonely and emotionally neglected as a result.
I mean their father favored Evie because she reminded him of his wife Cecily who passed away giving birth to the twins, and then Jacob I believe in his opinion was just...a spare child who he wasn't willing to "deal with". He kinda seemed to see Jacob as a spare child like - "Oops we had two and I only wanna be a dad to one, so the other one gets the short of the stick." I'm not sure that Ethan Frye blamed Jacob for Cecily's death and I can't confirm something that I'm not sure of, but I don't quite get that vibe. But I mean it could be the case as from what I remember Ethan was a harsh father to Jacob, and he certainly gained my disdain even though he was never present in the actual game.
I think he does the things he does partially because he is - AND I SAY THIS WITH LOVE - an ADHD having chaotic dumba-s, but in the best way. Evie is so 'put together' and 'well read' and 'intelligent' and 'perfect'. Meanwhile he's regarded as the 'dumb, younger, annoying, risk taking' baby brother. I don't think he's stupid either. He has a different kind of intelligence than his sister Evie which IS in fact noticeable. She is traditional, academic, and book smart and Jacob is more street smart, creative, and combat/tactical intelligence.
I am just of the opinion that Jacob Frye doesn't deserve all the hate he gets for being 'dumb and annoying'. Everyone has their opinion, but this is mine, and to me his behavior is a cry for behavior due to being constantly neglected and overlooked. The shadow of his older 'perfect' sister.
Clock
Designed by Bruce J. Talbert; Made by Skidmore Art Manufactures Company (English)
c.1865
Indianapolis Museum of Art (Accession Number: 1998.285A-C)
Made by hand with an ordinary pen-knife by J.H. Cantarow, M.D. (1841-1904), and presented by his grandson, J. Harold Cantarow, M.D. With esteem and affection to Rabbi Julian Feingold
these super intricate papercutting i've been looking at are blowing my mind...new york, 1860s. details:
A classical beauty by John William Godward (1861-1922). Collection of Fred and Sherry Ross.