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Carte de visite of two fine fellows rocking like it’s 1892 (per date on reverse), with their little dog who is vibrating into another timeline entirely
#he knows ‘sit’ he’s got ‘stay’ he has yet to master ‘say cheese’#19th century#1800s#1890s#1890s fashion#19th century fashion#historical fashion#fashion history#rocking horses#vintage men#19th century men#carte de visite#cdv
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Gustav Wentzel Chess players 1886
#art#men#19th century art#man#male#homme#modern art#painting#chess#norway#norwegian art#gustav wentzel#wentzel#paris#1880s#1880s art#studio#artist studio
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ab. 1890 Man in a satin-faced coat, holding a cane (photo by Alvan S. Harper)
(State Library and Archives of Florida via ��Florida Memory”)
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Men and dog, 1870s-1880s, Sweden.
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Wait???

Watson literally traveled NEARLY SIX HUNDRED MILES IN LESS THAN 24 HOURS just to see Holmes and make sure he was okay.
GET YOURSELF A MAN LIKE JOHN WATSON
#sherlock holmes#john watson#acd sherlock holmes#acd john watson#acd holmes#acd watson#acd johnlock#holmes/watson#keep in mind#this is the 19th century#how did even do that#why can't real men love like this#this was really the og love story
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“Tiffany Aching was lying on her stomach by the river tickling trout. She liked to hear them laugh. It came up in bubbles.” —Terry Pratchett, The Wee Free Men
As soon as I saw The Little Fishergirl by Lucien Pissarro, I thought of Tiffany tickling trout and listening to their bubbling laughter.

The Little Fishergirl Lucien Pissarro 1894
Here’s another variation of the Tiffany Aching version at the top of the post:

#discworld#gnu terry pratchett#meme#discworld meme#created by yours truly#tiffany#tiffany aching#the wee free men#witch#history#19th century print#art#19th century#1890s#1894#art history#art history meme
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• Hard tartan kilt decorated with silk rosettes and matching pink silk ribbon ties, part of a man's kilt suit.
Place of origin: Great Britain, United Kingdom, Northern Europe
Date: ca. 1820
Medium: Tartan, silk, cotton
#fashion history#history of fashion#fashion#19th century fashion#19th century#men's fashion#menswear#traditional#traditional wear#kilt#great britain#tartan#ca. 1820
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Josef Abel: Possible portrait of young Franz Schubert c. 1814
#portrait#male portrait#men in art#franz schubert#glasses#Josef Abel#1810s#19th century art#art#fine art#painting#art history
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Detail from a cabinet card of two officers with their arms entwined, their swords well-hung, and their mustaches on perfectly waxed point, serving cunt (and also the Austro-Hungarian Army I guess) circa 1890
#are they… you know… comrades in arms#slay ⚔️ in the k.u.k.#19th century#1800s#1890s#19th century fashion#1890s fashion#historical fashion#fashion history#militaria#uniforms#vintage men#19th century men#gay interest#Austro-Hungarian empire#cabinet card
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French School The Death of Orion (Academic Nude) ca. 1770
#art#art history#19th century#men#19th century art#man#male#18th century#homme#academic nude#academic art#orion
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1801 Louis Gauffier - Portrait of an Officer of the Cisalpine Republic
(Musée Marmottan Monet)
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The Arming and Departure of the Knights of the Round Table and the Quest for the Holy Grail
Artist: Edward Coley Burne-Jones (English, 1833-1898)
Date: 1890-1894
Medium: Wool and silk tapestry on cotton warp
Collection: Private Collection
#tapestry#artwork#pre raphaelite brotherhood#fine art#knights of the round table#quest of the holy grail#foliage#make figures#female figures#knights#horses#drapery#men#women#warriors#costume#pre raphaelite art#english culture#english art#edward coley burne jones#english painter#19th century art
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The Olsson family, 1896, Sweden.
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Portraits of Moroccans by Spanish artist José Tapiro y Baro (1830-1913)
#portrait#art#painting#Morocco#josé tapiro y baro#19th century#20th century#historical#history#Africa#people#men#women#world#vintage#colour
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Men’s anchor bracelet, gold, diamonds and a glass sapphire, 19th century
The anchor is combined with a cross motif to symbolize faith (the cross) and hope (the anchor).
In Victorian times, it was associated with sailors out on the open sea, a period of discovery and travel. The symbols remind the wearer to not give up and remain steadfast.
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Listening to the August 11th entry I got once again so mad! at most adaptations getting the story and characters so wrong! What do you mean Lucy “wanted” or “deserved” Dracula attacking her? The poor baby girl was under hypnosis and shivering when Mina found her on the bench, not to mention mentally exhausted already by the dark influences before.
What do you mean Mina is a “passive” Victorian Lady? Girl is a working-class independent woman who instead of having a relaxing summer constantly takes care of her bff, saves her on multiple occasions from bigger harm, keeps a cold head while racing in the middle of the night across the whole town to save her friend, and knows how to take care from dangers when walking alone home in the dark. Not to mention her own heart being full of worry for her beloved fiancé as well.
#when ever I read a 19th century novel I am kinda shocked how more “modern” it is than most things today#judging by some books and movies one would say we have it all backwards#having strong yet feminine heroines?#having brave yet emotionally open men?#19th century literature got it#things i like#books#dracula daily#bram stoker´s dracula
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