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Four posters by Alphonse Mucha for Théâtre de la Renaissance and one by Mucha for Théâtre Sarah Bernhardt; each poster features a portrait of Bernhardt in the lead role. Via Wikipedia here, here, here, here, and here.
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Toulouse-Lautrec, The Salon In The Rue Des Moulins, 1894
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Anonymous, “Francis Guillemard and Party at Kamakura,”July 1882, cabinet-size albumen print. Syndicate of Cambridge University Library (MSS Add. 7957).
Guillemard is shown standing on the left. This photograph may well have been taken by Usui Shusaburo.
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Wedding Dress of Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna
Court-style bridal dress made of silver brocade with silver-thread embroidery
St Petersburg, Russia. 1894
Atelier of Olga Bulbenkova
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"Insectivorous plants Sundew and Butterwort." The natural history of plants. 1894.
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The hedgehog. Farm vermin, helpful and hurtful. 1894.
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Heir to Austro-Hungarian Empire, Franz Ferdinand and his spouse Sophie dressed as a Mummy and a Sphinx respectively during their trip to Egypt in 1894.
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Luxuriant peacock feather desighn.
Pride and prejudice. 1894.
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The Forerunner. 1920. Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale
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"SAID A SHEET OF SNOW-WHITE PAPER…" Khalil Gibran
SAID A SHEET of snow-white paper, “Pure was I created and pure will I remain for ever. I would rather be burnt and turn to white ashes than suffer darkness to touch me or the unclean to come near me.”
The ink-bottle heard what the paper was saying, and it laughed in its dark heart; but it never dared to approach her. And the multicolored pencils heard her also, and they too never came near her.
And the snow-white sheet of paper did remain pure and chaste for ever - pure and chaste - and empty.
From The Forerunner by Khalil Gibran
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