#Isabel Lopez

[diioonysus]

dresses in art

[royalty-nobility]

The Coronation of Quintana

Artist: Louis Lopez Piquer (Spanish, 1802-1865)

Date: 1859

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain

Description

The work represents Manuel José Quintana (Madrid, 11.4.1772-Madrid, 11.3.1857), politician, poet, playwright and tutor of Queen Isabel II, on the day of his coronation as an illustrious poet (25.3.1855) in the Senate chamber.

[arizonaaaaaa]

Ranking glee women from gayest to homophobic

Canon lesbian

1- Dani

2- Santana Lopez

Not canon lesbian but fruity as hell

3- Quinn Fabray

4- Sugar Motta

5- Cassandra July

6- Madison McCarthy

Bisexual/pansexual

7- Brittany Pierce

8- Tina Cohen-Chang

9- Rachel Berry

10- Isabelle Wright

Made out with a girl

11- Lauren Zizes

12- Unique Adams

13- Holly Holliday

14- April Rhodes

Straight

15- Emma Pillsbury

16- Marley Rose

17- Mercedes Jones

18- Jane Hayward

Homophobic

19- Terri Del Monico

20- Bree

Lesbian and homophobic

21- Kitty Wilde

22- Sue Sylvester

???

23- Roz Washignton

This one is for you Dany🫡🫡🫡

[firestorm-can]

Quite a star-studded lineup for a late-night group stretch, wouldn't you say?

[mayor-yuniper]

Goodbye to my campsite, at least for now.

[palaceoftears]

Isabel and Juana of Castile + quote

Happy birthday @latristereina !

Isabel had good cause for being upset. Such was “the disposition of the Princess” as the physicians described it, “that not only should it pain those who see her often and love her greatly, but also anyone at all, even strangers, because she sleeps badly, eats little and at times nothing, and she is very sad and thin. Sometimes she does not wish to talk and appears as though in a trance; her infirmity progresses greatly.” It was customary, they explained, to treat Juana’s infirmity through love, entreaty, or fear; but the princess had proven unreceptive to entreaty, and even “a little force” affected her so adversely that it was a great pity to attempt it and no one wanted to try, so that, beyond the queen’s customary immense labors and concerns, this weight of caring for her daughter fell upon her. It has been conjectured that Isabel’s illness could have been cancer, endocarditis—infection of the heart valve—chronic dropsy, or several of them combined. By the following June she had a visible tumor, although it is not known where or of what sort. In August she took Juana to Segovia, which she had seemingly avoided for years, telling her it was a step toward the north coast and her departure for Flanders. There Isabel continued to try with little success to get her to turn her mind to affairs of state. Juana showed little interest in government and in her child, and a good deal of disregard for religious matters of any sort, and for public opinion as well. The princess appeared to disdain much of what Isabel valued, and even to represent the antithesis of the very qualities her mother valued most highly. Even so, Juana was her designated successor, and Isabel was determined to keep her in Spain and do her best to train her to be its queen. So the arguments against Juana’s departure were patiently repeated: the season, the sea, the French, that Philip should be safe in Ghent before she traveled, and did she not want to see her father before she left? The hope remained that Juana would stay and Charles join her, so that Isabel might have him educated in Spain’s customs and come to prefer its people. And with Juana and Charles there and Philip not, should Isabel die, Fernando, still king of Aragón, could surely manage to guide their daughter in governing Castile. It was November. A treaty with France—arranged by the queen of France, Anne of Brittany, and Margaret of Austria—had been signed, and an envoy arrived from Philip requesting that Juana return to Flanders. Isabel, playing for time, responded that the princess, although better, was not well, that relations with France were still such that it was not safe for her to travel by land or, now that it was winter, by sea, that she had better wait until spring, and that “following her frame of mind and la pasión she has” that Juana should not be where there was no one who could quiet and restrain her for it might be dangerous for her. The implication was that Juana was emotionally out of control. Exactly what was meant by “restrain” we do not know.

-Peggy K. Liss, Isabel the Queen

[roehenstart]

Isabel II, niña (1835). Por Vicente López Portaña.

[rookieoneil]

5x20 • S.T.R • Tim’s Exs >

[gleesongtournament]

[sophs-style]

The One&Only One Za'abeel Grand Opening at Aelia on Saturday (10th February 2024) in Dubai.

Jennifer Lopez (wearing Giambattista Valli Couture), Vanessa Hudgens (wearing Zimmermann), Naomi Campbell (wearing Ali Karoui Couture), Idris and Sabrina Elba (wearing Sabina Bilenko), Isabelle Huppert (wearing Robert Wun Couture), Ramla Ali (wearing Erdem), Emma Raducanu (wearing Dior), Eva Apio, Angelababy (wearing Georges Chakra), Jessica Kahawaty (wearing Magda Butrym), Nancy Ajram (wearing Valentino), Doina Ciobanu, Cynthia Samuel Bakri (wearing Valentino), Sara Abi Kanaan and Mai Omar (wearing Tony Ward).

[timothyslucy]

i thought this looked familiar....

[mynonah]

At the Ballet

[redcarpet-streetstyle]

[blris96]

You don’t forget to tell your SO that your ex-wife is dropping by. Shower sex IS NOT a valid excuse to forget to tell Lucy that. Lucy didn’t look remotely okay after Tim told her that.

Like Tim literally invited Isabel to Lucy’s home WITHOUT telling her??

THAT IS A FLAT NO. Do better Tim.

Then the Tim and Isabel laughing at Lucy’s meditation idea also didn’t sit right. It’s perception, but would you want to be in earshot of your boyfriend and their ex mocking you? No, you would not.

Then Isabel saying “you’ve set the bar so high” flipping to “being back here brings it all back up”. Which is it? It can’t be both.

That set the bar too high comment bothered me to no end. It literally implied that Isabel can’t find happiness with other guys. The flirty attitude too, like yikes. Tim is taken, and Isabel lost her chance when she left in the middle of the night and cheated with her dealer.

I had so many issues with this storyline it’s not funny. It’s bad writing.

The only saving grace to that storyline was Lucy’s conversation with Isabel about UC work. That was literally the only good part.

I generally don’t like Randy, but I LOVED him in this episode and I loved Aaron being Angela’s assistant. Now those were well done storylines.

[izzysimcns]

most of my favs are not my kins and polar opposites which says something i just can't tell what

[kanerallels]

Am I the only one who routinely thinks about the fact that Wesley was Isabel's lawyer in 1x07?