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Bernstorff 1895
Princess Victoria of Wales, Grand Duke Mikhail Alexandrovich, Princes Andrew, Christopher of Greece and Denmark, Grand duchess Olga Alexandrovna, Prince Johann of Glocksburg.
on the opposite side
Princess Maud of Wales, Prince Nicholas of Greece and Denmark, Princess Maria of Greece and Denmark.
#princess victoria#mikhail alexandrovich#prince andrew of greece and denmark#olga alexandrovna#johann of Glocksburg#princess maud#nicholas of greece#Maria of Greece#michael alexandrovich#Victoria of Wales#maud of Wales#prince Nicholas of Greece and Denmark#Princess Maria of Greece and Denmark#bernstorff#1895s#russian empire#Romanov#Christopher of Greece#prince christopher of Greece and Denmark
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Just learned about the existence of this poem written by Vincent Starrett in 1942. I'm always so happy when I can learn more about the Sherlockian fandom and discover more of Sherlockiana.
#And it is always 1895#the private life of sherlock holmes#sherlock holmes#john watson#vincent starrett#221b poem#poem#poetry#Sherlockiana
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Spore print of Amanita Muscarius. Our edible toadstools and mushrooms and how to distinguish them. 1895.
Internet Archive
#spore print#mushroom#mushrooms#circles#art forms in nature#radiating#prints#nemfrog#1895#19th century#5k
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Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862-1918) Love, 1895
#you can now buy me a coffee no pressure#gustav klimt#austrian art#austrian#austria#love 1895#art#fine art#european art#classical art#european#europe#oil painting#fine arts#europa#romance#romantic#lovers#love#1800s#symbolist painter#painting
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• Ball gown.
Date: 1895
Medium: Velvet, feathers (ostrich), satin, cotton.
#fashion history#history of fashion#dress#fashion#19th century fashion#19th century#19th century dress#ball gown#velvet#ostrich feathers#feathers#1895
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Pour one out for women who lived through at least part of the Victorian and Edwardian eras and then had to wear 1920s clothing because keeping relatively current was an aspect of respectability
Like yeah sure, some found it fun and dived in with gusto. Some had not enjoyed the previous decades and liked this one. Good for them
But imagine having lived with AND liked actually supportive corsets, and elegant lines that acknowledged things like Breasts and Hips, and beautiful decoration, and hairstyles where you could learn one go-to and do it every day with minimal professional help (unless you were rich)
And then being told “oh sorry now you have to look like a barrel unless you want to bind your breasts and develop an eating disorder. we call this a corset still but it is basically proto-Spanx. Please have the head of a Lego minifig, hair-wise; you’ll have to pay for regular hairdresser visits if you want the MOST socially celebrated iteration thereof. Here is a plastic geometric bangle; have fun”
(Obviously that’s highly subjective and non-comprehensive but it WAS a huge switch to almost the opposite of what came before the late 1910s-ish. And if you happened to prefer that Before…)
God I would start Murdering
#fashion history#historical fashion#dress history#I found a photo of the woman for wh#my new place was built#it’s from the 20s when she was like 50#and I can’t even IMAGINE her in a lovely satin wedding gown c. 1895#so deeply unflattering on this poor woman
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Wool wedding dress, c.1895
cr: finnwicks_costume
#fashion history#historical fashion#dress history#history of dress#history of fashion#wedding dress#antique fashion#1890s#1890s fashion#1895#victorian#victoriana#victorian era#victorian fashion#19th century fashion#edwardiana#edwardian#edwardian era#edwardian fashion#e
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Pair of Boots
c. 1895
by W. Coulson
Victoria and Albert Museum
#footwear#victorian fashion#Victorian#1890s#1895#historical fashion#fashion history#history of fashion#frostedmagnolias#boots#Victorian boots
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Mephisto (1895) by Edouard von Grützner
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Blue and red day dress, ca. 1895, French.
By Jean-Philippe Worth.
National Gallery of Victoria.
https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/explore/collection/work/117074/#
#ngv#blue#red#wool#womenswear#extant garments#dress#silk#19th century#1895#1890s#1890s France#1890s extant garment#day dress#1890s dress#french#house of worth#Jean Philippe worth
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Duke of York later King George V, standing with a pug in his arms 1895.
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@giftober 2024 | Day 9: Numbers.
And it is always eighteen ninety-five.
#martin freeman#giftober2024#john watson#my gfx#benedict cumberbatch#sherlock holmes#sherlock bbc#bbc sherlock#a scandal in belgravia#tv edits#tvgifs#televisongifs#and it is always 1895#sherlock fandom
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The cranial nerves of Amphibia. 1895.
Internet Archive
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William Adolphe Bouguereau (French, 1825 - 1905) The abduction of Psyche, 1895
#William Adolphe Bouguereau#french art#french#art#france#southern europe#fine art#european art#classical art#europe#european#fine arts#oil painting#europa#mediterranean#psyche#cupid#the abduction of psyche#1895#1800s
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• Tea Gown.
Place of origin: England
Date: 1895-1900
Medium: Silk velvet, embroidered with coloured silks
#fashion history#history of fashion#dress#fashion#19th century fashion#19th century#19th century dress#tea gown#england#1895#1900
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