Silver embroidered silk wedding dress, 1850, Swedish.
Worn by Louise of the Netherlands, later Queen of Sweden.
Livrustkammaren.
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Happy Monday! Here are three Aztec stone snakes for you. The greenish one (13th-16th century) is from the Cleveland Museum of Art and the other two (15th-early 16th century) are from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, two open access collections on JSTOR.
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dress
about 1892
silk taffeta, silk velvet, chenille silk, pearl, metal sequins, glass beads
Mme. De Latour
Newfields
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18th century mourning ring, traditionally gifted by close friends and family to the bereaved. This one is inscribed “John Thompson Mar 1773″.
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Palmyra, Syria, the two front entrances lead to the interior, the city's marketplace...
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Blue lawn summer dress
c. 1900-1909
description: blue lawn summer dress trimmed with pin tucks, embroidery and lace. Lined in white china silk. Bodice yoke has lace insertions and standing lace collar. Gathered bodice below yoke with fullness gathered into front band. Full, above-elbow sleeves wintith ruffle. Skirt has vertical pin tucks and two tiers of ruffles with lace and embroidery trim.
Minnesota Historical Society
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Stag Beetle Brooch
c. 1880
Northern Europe
Victoria and Albert Museum
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Sequined black net and blue satin dress
c. 1918-1923
made by Hattie H. McGahn
Minnesota Historical Society
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Sharon Tate photographed in London, 1966
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Abraham Mignon (detail)
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Mourning gown
c. 1885-1890
silk (moiré, velvet, satin, lace), cotton
MME Delbarre
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
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Sir Edward John Poynter (French-born British, 1836-1919)
When the World was Young, 1891
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chainmail glove by jean paul gaultier
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