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Miniature English Drawing Room of the Early Georgian Period, 1730s
Narcissa Niblack Thorne & Unknown Artisans
c.1937
Art Institute of Chicago (Reference Number: 1941.1192)
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ab. 1759 Jean-Baptiste Greuze - Anne-Marie de Bricqueville de Laluserne, Marquise de Bezons
(Baltimore Museum of Art)
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blondebedroom · 13 hours
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The Ivory Gown (discount: PAMMY)
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A portrait of the comtesse de Provence by Charles Leclercq, circa 1780s. The portrait is held in the collection of the Château de Sassenage.
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ltwilliammowett · 2 days
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Man o'war in a storm, by English School, 18th century
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Italy from 1796 to 1805
Cartes 1-4 & 6 : « Atlas de la révolution française », Beaurepaire & Marzagalli, Autrement, 2016
Carte 5 : « Atlas de l’empire napoléonien », Chappey & Gainot, Autrement, 2e éd., 2015
by cartesdhistoire
The incursion of Bonaparte's army into Italy in the spring of 1796 was primarily a diversion to relieve pressure on the Rhine front. However, its success quickly opened up new possibilities: French support and the activism of local patriots led to the establishment of sister republics. Over three years (1796-1799), known as the Triennio, the political landscape and institutions of the peninsula underwent significant changes. This period, marked by reforms and democratic achievements, as well as the involvement of individuals previously excluded from public affairs, is crucial for understanding how the Triennio influenced the attitudes of both elites and the general populace during and after the Napoleonic era.
However, the sister republics collapsed in the spring of 1799 in the face of the successes of the Austro-Russian armies of the Second Coalition and the armed uprisings of peasants incited by the clergy and angered by French abuses. Naples surrendered in June 1799, and the repression there was severe.
The political landscape of the peninsula was once again reshaped by France following the Second Italian Campaign, which began in 1800. The Cisalpine Republic, reinstated after the Battle of Marengo and expanded during the Peace of Lunéville, gave way to the Italian Republic in 1802, then became a kingdom in 1805. The kingdom's territory expanded to include Veneto and Istria (1805), the Marche region (1808), and South Tyrol (1810). Thanks to the Vice-President of the Italian Republic, Francesco Melzi d'Eril, the political efforts during these years resulted in the establishment of a modern state and significant reforms in administration, justice, and the military.
The Napoleonic experience helped to politically educate the Italian elites, providing them with a shared institutional and legal framework, as well as standardized administrative practices, which made the idea of unity feasible.
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18th C. English and French asparagus tureens
Christie's
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Karlova Koruna Château | Chlumec nad Cidlinou, Czech Republic
(look at all the books! It took a lot of restraint not to leaf through them)
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unapologeticallygay · 1 month
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Two Women Engaged in Sexual Intercourse in a Neoclassical Canopied Bed. Etching, ca. 1780. via JSTOR
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marzipanandminutiae · 21 days
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I was about to be irritated at a shitty "kids' education" website on 1770s clothing but then I learned that there's a staymaker buried at King's Chapel and now I'm just delighted to know the gravesite of a clothing worker from that era and I want to take him flowers
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1713 Robert Gabriel Gence - Portrait of Jean-Baptiste de Roll-Montpellier
(Private collection)
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prokopetz · 5 months
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Today I found out that that alleged 18th Century woodcut of a woman saying "come out you bitch, I'll maul you" that's been doing the rounds is apparently 100% legitimate, and the reason nobody could source it is because the screenshot gets the title wrong. It's evidently from The new art and mystery of gossiping (the popularly circulated screenshot misspells "mystery" as "mastery"), and the full text is available here:
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cy-lindric · 7 months
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All the "inktobers" for this week (taking a break for the weekend) !
I. Hérault / Herald  · II. Piqueur / Kennelkeeper  · III. Échanson / Cupbearer  · IV. Naturaliste / Naturalist  · V. Comédien / Comedian  · VI. Chirurgien / Surgeon
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ltwilliammowett · 3 days
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Breaking sky, painted with a magnifying glass by Jan de Quelery (1957-)
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