#scots greys
Explore tagged Tumblr posts
illustratus · 9 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
Gordons and Greys to the Front at Waterloo by Stanley Berkeley
43 notes · View notes
horses-in-art-history · 2 years ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
The Royal Scots Greys was a cavalry regiment in the British army known for their grey horses. In WW1 they were ordered to dye their mounts dark chestnut so they would be less conspicuous and make the regiment harder to identify. While they were in reserve the horses were allowed to have their natural colour.
Scots Greys (1918) by John Singer Sargent  (1856–1925). Watercolour paint on paper. (picture source)
Studies for "Scots Greys" (1918) by John Singer Sargent  (1856–1925). Graphite on wove paper. (picture source)
Royal Scots Greys on a road in France (1914-1918) a photo from The Dutch National Archives. (picture source)
89 notes · View notes
eleanordarkholme · 8 months ago
Text
I have more thoughts that I must share. Thank you X-men 97 for not just throwing Madelyne away now that she has been revealed as a clone. She spent at least a year with the X-men. Rogue gives her a big ole hug. Gambit and Magneto greet her warmly. Scott clearly has lingering feelings for her. (And he makes it a point that he and Jean do not have any children because Maddy is Nate's mother).
Maddy is not Jean but it doesn't make her relationships with her family any less real.
That being said, I do feel for Jean and do not hold her words (spoken in anger and hurt) against her. Because it has to suck having identity and memory issues. On top of all that, she feels like she had been replaced and her husband seems to be closer with her imposter than her.
Slightly off topic, I also don't hold it against Logan for being closer to Original Jean as he would know plenty about identity and memory issues.
465 notes · View notes
diioonysus · 10 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
history + women who were executed
622 notes · View notes
isabelleneville · 3 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
141 notes · View notes
wardrobeoftime · 4 days ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Reign + Costumes
Mary Stuart's white & grey dress and grey shawl in Season 01, Episode 01.
30 notes · View notes
schnitzelsemmerl · 4 months ago
Text
this old thing i found-
Tumblr media
47 notes · View notes
bookshopcrow · 1 month ago
Text
Tumblr media
Tudor miniature portrait challenge 🖤
Days 7 - 15
36 notes · View notes
buffyfan145 · 5 months ago
Text
Finished "My Lady Jane" and loved it so much!!! 😀 I wasn't expecting it to be as good as it was and I'm so hoping it'll be renewed for a 2nd season as there's more from the book they haven't adapted yet as the book ends when Elizabeth I becomes queen and we got those teases at the end of season 2. Also even though the books switch to focus on other fictional and historical Janes, there is a spinoff series about Marys and one about Mary Queen of Scots that directly connects to this series and they already mentioned her. So I'm hoping for season 2 and to see what happens next for Jane & Guildford and the other characters that are alive now unlike our history, more of Elizabeth I as her role will likely be expanded, if Robert Dudley is coming or we get a twist that Stan was Robert all along (which I've been wondering about now and I'd be ok with LOL), and now if Mary Queen of Scots is coming.
33 notes · View notes
holy-shit-comics · 7 months ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
38 notes · View notes
lady-corrine · 9 months ago
Text
The way grrm combined so many themes of queenship, motherhood, tragedy, reputation, controversy and ambition from so many historical queens in creating Rhaenyra is honestly iconic 💅
29 notes · View notes
herprivateswe · 10 months ago
Text
Tumblr media
A British soldier and dog at the officers' mess kitchen of the Royal Scots Greys at their camp, October 1916.
33 notes · View notes
laurapetrie · 1 year ago
Text
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
MODERN DOOMED QUEENS; round one Welcome to your favorite dream — and worst nightmare. You are cosseted in silk, crowned with gold, and bowed to. Courtiers laugh at your jokes and compliment your beauty. All envy you, but things change. Just years later, even those who admired you steer clear of your path. Your influence is on the wane for any number of reasons. The fault could be yours — maybe you weren't as clever as you thought in the scheming department. Or it could be that others are scheming against you. When the end finally comes, it arrives with the stroke of an ax at noon—a topsy-turvy Cinderella tale—or with a drumrolled march to the scaffold. No matter how your end finally arrives, one truth remains: Your fall from grace is not your call, though your actions may encourage it. It is your fate. - DOOMED QUEENS, Kris Waldherr
101 notes · View notes
luanna801 · 2 years ago
Photo
Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media Tumblr media
Goth Renaissance Aesthetic (aka Hamletcore):
Portrait, possibly of Cesare Borgia, by Sebastiano del Piombo (1485–1547)
Death and the Maiden by Niklaus Manuel Deutsch I (1517)
From the Braque Triptych by Rogier van der Weyden (c.1452)
Portrait of an Unknown Lady (possibly Mary I or Lady Jane Grey) by Hans Ewerth (c.1550s)
From the Carondelet Diptych by Jan Gossaert (1517)
The Ambassadors by Hans Holbein (1533)
One view of the finials of a chaplet (c.1530) from France or Southern Netherlands
Portrait of Mary Queen of Scots (1542-1587) by an unknown artist
167 notes · View notes
caitlin-snow-leopard · 1 year ago
Text
the fact that Elizabeth I is titled "The Virgin Queen" implies that someone- possibly Mary I, possibly Lady Jane Grey, possibly Mary Queen of Scots- is "The Chad Queen."
79 notes · View notes
the-busy-ghost · 2 months ago
Text
Me normally: Let people love what they love
Me, after a Test Match Special commentator expresses their belief that the new All Creatures Great and Small is somehow "better" than the 1978 version: This is pure insanity and TMS can no longer be trusted on anything, how can they even be trusted to know about cricket, do they have no TASTE
#Look it's fine that this show exists and people will watch it and like it and that's ok maybe it's just not for me#But that was like a statement purely designed to piss me off#There were lots of issues with the 1978 adaptation! I still vastly preferred the books any day!#And I actually initially had high hopes for the new one because they at least cast a Scot (albeit a Highlander not a Clydesider) as James#And the actors at least looked a little bit younger than Christopher Timothy and Robert Hardy#And thank god Helen actually sounds like she's a farmer's daughter and doesn't speak RP!#But from the half hour I've seen of it I've had to write off this new adaptation#For two major reasons#First of all there's Siegfried#Siegfried is one of the key central aspects of the vibe of the books and therefore key to any adaptation#Robert Hardy was too short and too old for the part but he lived and breathed the character#The twinkle in the eye bouncing off the walls and in and out of rooms followed by half a dozen dogs utterly full of life even when angry#But this new Siegfried is just sort of... Eeyore-esque; he comes into a room and you can see the flowers droop and the set turn grey#Siegfried was angry Siegfried was happy and the historical character he was based on was no stranger to melancholy#Since Donald Sinclair did commit suicide or rather self-euthanasia after Alf Wight and his own wife Audrey died#But this slow grumbly figure in the new adaptation is not Siegfried Farnon- the book character didn't grumble more often he exploded#And why did the adaptation give him a dead wife that's so weird? What could that possibly add to the source material?#And this brings me onto my second problem which is to do with women and age#Firstly I have no idea why they aged down Mrs Hall or at least made her look younger than a woman her age would have back then#But what really drove me mad was when Heriot goes out to see some old woman hill farmer in the episode I saw#And this woman is far too clean and young-looking and you can see that she's wearing 'natural' look make-up#And a perfect set of clothes that looked like they were straight out of the House of Bruar autumn collection catalogue#Say what you like about the 1978 adaptation but old women looked like old women regardless of whether or not they wore make-up#It may be that the better quality of television screens means that the 'natural look' shows up on screen more clearly than it would have#But natural look make-up was not really a thing in the 1930s and for old women Yorkshire hill farmers I doubt they'd have much on at all#They just don't seem to be capable of allowing people to look old and wrinkled and real or have bad teeth or unattractive clothes#And everything is far too tidy- everybody looks far too perfectly country and quaint#Anyway the moral of this story is of course that I always recommend reading the books because they're much better#than any tv adaptation; but if forced to choose at least the 1970s one felt real and yet didn't have to be grim either#Ok that's my rant over please do feel free to enjoy the show I just got annoyed because the opinion was expressed on TMS
9 notes · View notes