#1910's art

[naomiwielant]

Forever in love with cranes...

White Crane with Chick by Ohara Shoson .  1910, Japan

[amatesura]

Virgil Rainer, Pietà, ca. 1910

[ghw-archive]

Friendship, Egon Schiele, Date: 1913

[acrosscenturiesandgenerations]

▪︎ Floretta (Portrait of Agnes Doggett).

Date 1914

Artist: Lilian Westcott Hale

Medium: Black chalk over charcoal and graphite.

[angelkarafilli]

Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) by William Nicholson.

[xpuigc-bloc]

Simeón Fedorov

Russian painter

1867-1910

River landscape at dusk

Óleo s/ Lienzo

24,5 x 18 cm.

[zombilenium]

Edward S. Curtis,

"Old Houses Witchepeck," c. 1910 / printed c. 1920,

Gelatin silver print,

6 h × 8⅛ w in (15 × 21 cm)

[art-portraits]

Florence Davey

Artist: George Wesley Bellows (American, 1882 - 1925)

Genre: Portrait

Date: 1914

Medium: Oil on Panel

Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

Florence Sittenham Davey (Mrs. Randall Davey)

Painted on Monhegan Island in Maine in August 1914, this portrait represents Florence Sittenham Davey, the wife of Bellows’ friend, the artist Randall Davey. Florence Davey was a modernist sculptor who had studied with Alexander Archipenko. According to the Davey's son William, Bellows lost a considerable amount of money to his father playing pool and painted the portrait to settle his debt.

[crownedstoat]

Frank Street's A Gentlemans Club, 1917

[misforgotten2]

The author is known to be very permissive because she Brookes More, if you know what I mean.

A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #377

Cover by T. J. Moynahan -- 1918

[resplendentoutfit]

Callot Soeurs (Callot sisters) was a leading Paris fashion design house from 1895 through the 1920s. The fashion house was operated by the sisters Regina, Marie, Marthe and Joséphine Callot.

They were taught by their mother, a lacemaker. The eldest sister, Marie was a trained dressmaker. The sisters started out embellishing lingerie and blouses with antique ribbon and lace. The enterprise quickly took a turn for success as the sisters began creating their own dress designs.

Right: the Callot Seeurs label

Left: The sales room of the haute couture house Callot Soeurs, c. 1910.

Evening dress from 1900-14, designed by Callot Soeurs • Silk, cotton, metal

Callot Soeurs dress • 1910s

Day dress with collarless tunic • c. 1924

[amatesura]

Finnish Candy Wrappers, 1895-1940

[dandelionjack]

my favourite historical era to daydream about is that span of a few decades between 1890 and 1914ish. late victorian, fin de siècle, edwardian. there’s just something so exciting about it. the world on the brink of radical change, of catastrophe and decimation but they don’t know that for now, the twentieth century hasn’t been inaugurated as the bloodiest quite yet, all that looms ahead is a boundless bouquet of potential, invention, adventure. a turning point in time. spiritualism and the hereafter are in the air all clashing and collaborating and cooperating with rationality and progress and scientific advancement, technology and faith, mysticism and machines, the arts marching on into modernism and abstraction but not quite yet; there’s a future on your doorstep, the air is full of love and precognition and imagination. get out there in your hot air balloon and watch the world turn on its axis, holding its breath

also the fashion’s pretty cool

[costumedump]

Costumes For Fantasia Barrino As Celie, Danielle Brooks As Sofia, Colman Domingo As Mister, And Phylicia Pearl Mpasi As Young Celie

The Color Purple (2023)

Designed By Francine Jamison-Tanchuck

Art Of Motion Picture Costume Design (2024)

ASU FIDM

[rubylarkspur22]

When you're writing a dramatic moment, but have to figure out if one character's heart can stop so the other can do CPR without breaking the space time continuum.

Yeah, I had to do some quick googling to make sure Sanemi could have a dramatic heart stop without Kanae f***ing up some sort of timeline.

Luckily, CPR was developed by that time! The method is a lil different , but CPR is CPR!

[corallapis]

Eddie Marsh as St. Sebastian from Cynthia Asquith’s Diaries, 1915-1918