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1 year ago

Its becoming a mini series or whatever of me drawing dead people ridiculously headcannoned and then drawing them realistically and seeing the difference

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you could read pepy's diary as 'another poly big ship' or the intended 'another big poly ship' i actually haven't drawn pepys before this john wilmot earl of rochester duke of monmouth henry savile charles sackville samuel pepys

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unanchored-ship

11 months ago

they goofys...

this is literally just a display of my artstyles 🤡

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saw this on me dash and had to do it took a long time tho :v love how all of these people have already appeared on my blog and then BAM princess amelia!!!.. ...sophia eleanor of great britain cuz theres a more well known one or smth but anyways yeah I read about her and she is so mecore webster carrying the 19c he is so main character to me but in the grand scheme of things he rlly is a side character i love side characters tho i make too many in my stories and then they become so very important and then everyones a main character!! anne gets along with pretty much everyone so :P duke of shrewsbury princess amelia sophia eleanor princess amelia of great britain tags argh samuel pepys frederick i of prussia queen anne anne stuart daniel webster

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skeins-archive

4 years ago

Charles’ brother, James, Duke of York, had two sons and a daughter in the 1660s with his mistress, Arabella Churchill, the sister of John Churchill, Duke of Marlborough. He had other longstanding affairs, including Lady Southesk, Frances ‘La Belle Jennings’ - sister of the Duchess of Marlborough - and Catherine Sedley. Yet he was also devoted to his strong, stout wife, Anne. When Pepys saw the Yorks together in 1663, he winced at their 'impertinent and, methought, unnatural dalliances.’ They were far too physical than was decent for man and wife, 'before the whole world, such as kissing of hands and leaning on one another.’

Charles II: A Gambling Man // Jenny Uglow

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james ii anne hyde samuel pepys 17th century

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