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Gustav III King of Sweden in Coronation Robes
Artist: Alexander Roslin (Swedish, 1718–1793)
Date: 1777
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: National Gallery Portrait Gallery of Sweden, Stockholm
Gustav III
Gustav III (24 January [O.S. 13 January] 1746 – 29 March 1792), also called Gustavus III, was King of Sweden from 1771 until his assassination in 1792. He was the eldest son of King Adolf Frederick and Queen Louisa Ulrika of Sweden.
#portrait#painting#fine art#oil on canvas#gustav iii#king of sweden#standing#full ceremonial clothes#interior#table#royal crown#statue#artwork#full length#alexander roslin#swedish painter#18th century painter#swedish art#swedish culture#kingdom of sweden#18th century painting#swedish history
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The Royal Order of the Seraphim was a Swedish order of chivalry created by Frederick I on February 23rd, 1748. This outfit, including the cape, dress, shoes, hat, and insignia, was worn by the then 2 year old Prince Gustav, the future Gustav III.
(Definitely go to the linked source below and look at the closeup shots, it's amazing!)
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"I dont have a problem" I say, as I plan to wear a tshirt with kinv Gustav III of Sweden to our swedish castle tour this summer
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Gustav III's Masquerade Costume
Worn During His Assassination At The Royal Opera House, Stockholm
Midnight, 16th Of March, 1792
The Royal Armoury
Stockholm, Sweden
#gustav iii#masquerade costume#18th century fashion#extant garments#historical garments#highwayman costume#political assassination#regicide#royal armoury#stockholm#sweden
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Gustav III:s privata arkiv räddas
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Var Gustav III verkligen så maktlysten som han ofta utmålas, och vad var egentligen motivet till hans statskupp? Ja, det vet väl bara han själv, men jag har information att dela med mig av, som nästan alltid blir förbisedd, och därför är okänd av många, och som ändrar bilden av det hela om man tar hänsyn till den.
#gustav iii#gustav den tredje#swedish history#svenska#swedish#video#i love content like this#hyperspecific and really high effort#he hand-sewed clothes to match the video#he's been making videos about this one king from swedish history for years#there's also a matching fb profile#just awesome
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Art ref: Klimt, Judith and the Head of Holofernes.
I'd been wanting to do a Ghost version of a Klimt remake for a while. If you've seen my latest wip, you know that a second Klimt is already on the way. I thought it would be better to post them separately. I hope I've managed to do something good, it's always a bit strange to draw Copia with a visible teeth smile.
Uncensored version under the cut.
#the band ghost#ghost#ghost fanart#ghost bc#copia#papa iv#papa emeritus iv#papa iii#papa emeritus iii#popia#warning : decap#tw decapitated head#illustration#artist on tumblr#digital art#art#reinterpretation of the original art by#gustav klimt#klimt
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Happy Star Trek Day.
Gustav Holst's The Planets, op. 32 "Jupiter" x Kirk and Spock
#star trek#star trek tos#jim kirk#spock#star trek day#jupiter#gustav holst#edit#star trek edit#myedit#spirk#star trek: the motion picture#star trek ii: the wrath of khan#star trek iii: the search for spock#star trek iv: the voyage home#star trek v: the final frontier#star trek vi didnt happen
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Alexander the Great of Macedon and his forces encounter Darius III of Persia, betrayed and left to die by his own ally(s) in the year 330 B.C., marking the end to the Persian Achaemenid Empire.
“Here, Darius was assassinated by Bessus, the satrap of Bactria. He was discovered by Alexander in a dying condition by the roadside. He asked for a cup of water, thanked the giver, and died. And with him died the Empire of the Persians."
—Ridpath, 1885
#ancient history#ancient persia#ancient macedonia#ancient warfare#alexander the great#darius iii#macedonia#persia#gustave dore#ancient history art#not my stuff
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Sua Grazia
"Non piangete, fratelli, non siate malinconici, e neppure indecisi. La sua grazia sarà con voi tutti e vi proteggerà. Lodiamo piuttosto la sua grandezza, avendoci egli preparati e mandati agli uomini."
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A watercolor drawing with the touch of glittery pens and metallic details, this time Is another fanart of Paola "Chiara" and Papa Emeritus Terzo, in a much more romantic tone inspired by the evangelical iconographies and Klimt's romantic liberty/Noveau art.
The Mary Magdalene quote is also featured in the sun's main circle, this art is meant to represent the feeling of love and affection towards someone, like a bright sunshine giving you the motivation to start a new day, and the story of Mary Magdalene and Jesus Is a clear inspiration for these two (especially the song "Bloody Mary" by Lady Gaga).
Paola may be forever just a young girl hooked to the Clergy after becoming a Sister of Sin, just to achieve an immature love dream, but her feelings for the satanic pope are sincere.
And Terzo seems to feel them too, or is it just his to hide his insecure personality, full of self hate?
Who knows, their story Is quite complicated.
#art#artists on tumblr#artwork#small artist#the band ghost#ghost#ghost band#ghost bc#original art#oc artist#ghost fanart#ghost fanfiction#art nouveau#art decò#art deco#watercolour illustration#watercolourpainting#watercolour art#watercolor#original character#original post#gustav klimt#klimt#papa terzo#papa emeritus iii#ghost terzo#terzo emeritus#terzo#mary magdalene#ao3 writer
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Pont Alexandre III - PARIS
#pont alexandre iii#alexander iii#bridge#puente#gustave eiffel#tour eiffel#eiffel tower#torre eiffel#la nuit#by night#por la noche#paris#france#francia#europe#europa
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Herod’s palace rose up like some Alhambra on slender columns iridescent with Moresque tiles, which appeared to be bedded in silver mortar and gold cement; arabesques started from lozenges of lapis lazuli to wind their way right across the cupolas, whose mother-of-pearl marquetry gleamed with rainbow lights and flashed with prismatic fires. The murder had been done; now the executioner stood impassive, his hands resting on the pommel of his long, bloodstained sword. The Saint’s decapitated head had left the charger where it lay on the flagstones and risen into the air, the eyes staring out from the livid face, the colourless lips parted, the crimson neck dripping tears of blood. A mosaic encircled the face, and also a halo of light whose rays darted out under the porticoes, emphasized the awful elevation of the head, and kindled a fire in the glassy eyeballs, which were fixed in what happened to be agonized concentration on the dancer. With a gesture of horror, Salome tries to thrust away the terrifying vision which holds her nailed to the spot, balanced on the tips of her toes, her eyes dilated, her right hand clawing convulsively at her throat. [...] The dreadful head glows eerily, bleeding all the while, so that clots of dark red form at the ends of hair and beard. Visible to Salome alone, it embraces in its sinister gaze neither Herodias, musing over the ultimate satisfaction of her hatred, nor the Tetrarch, who, bending forward a little with his hands on his knees, is still panting with emotion, maddened by the sight and smell of the woman’s naked body, steeped in musky scents, anointed with aromatic balms, impregnated with incense and myrrh. Like the old King, Des Esseintes invariably felt overwhelmed, subjugated, stunned when he looked at this dancing-girl, who was less majestic, less haughty, but more seductive than the Salome of the oil-painting. In the unfeeling and unpitying statue, in the innocent and deadly idol, the lusts and fears of common humanity had been awakened; the great lotus-blossom had disappeared, the goddess vanished; a hideous nightmare now held in its choking grip an entertainer, intoxicated by the whirling movement of the dance, a courtesan, petrified and hypnotized by terror. Here she was a true harlot, obedient to her passionate and cruel female temperament; here she came to life, more refined yet more savage, more hateful yet more exquisite than before; here she roused the sleeping senses of the male more powerfully, subjugated his will more surely with her charms – the charms of a great venereal flower, grown in a bed of sacrilege, reared in a hot-house of impiety.
— Joris-Karl Huysmans, Against Nature, transl by Robert Baldick, (2003)
#Canvas of the Soul#French#Joris-Karl Huysmans#Against Nature#Robert Baldick#(2003)#Gustave Moreau#The Apparition#Salome#Salome III#John the Baptist#Herod Antipas#Thorough Analyses
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#he silly and soft#don’t ask me why I find him so… hot#Gustav III:s äktenskap#swedish actors#Jonas Karlsson#Gustav III
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The silver baptismal font
The baptismal font was intended for the new royal chapel commissioned by King Karl XI for the Tre Kronor palace during the 1690s.
Attempts were made at that time to start trading with Indonesia, but all that resulted from this was a consignment of silver from the island of Sumatra. This silver was used as the material for the baptismal font, which stands 106 centimetres high and weighs over 70 kilograms, of which 50 kilograms is silver.
The baptismal font was first used in 1746 for the christening of Crown Prince Gustav (III) and is still used for royal christenings.
It was last used to christen Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel's son, Prince Oscar, on 27 May 2016.
Photo: The Royal Court of Sweden
#swedish royal family#crown jewels#artefacts#art history#king karl xi#king gustav iii#crown princess victoria#prince daniel#princess estelle#prince oscar#my upload
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Soldats américains sur un chasseur de chars Marder III détruit par les troupes françaises – Bataille de Monte Cassino – Campagne d'Italie – Esperia – Italie – 17 mai 1944
#WWII#campagne d'Italie#italian campaign#bataille de monte cassino#battle of monte cassino#la ligne Gustave#winter line#char#tanks#chasseur de chars#tank destroyer#marder III#esperia#italie#italy#17/05/1944#05/1944#1944
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