#stackelberg

[gogmstuff]

More 1860s -

Top left  1865-1868 Robe à transformation front by Maison Soinard (Musée des Arts décoratifs - Paris, France). From tumblr.com/jewellery-box.1128X1185.

Top right  1865-1868 Robe à transformation side by Maison Soinard (Musée des Arts décoratifs - Paris, France). From madparis.fr/10-frise-chronologique 2532X2440.

Second row  1866 Game Time by Gustave Léonard de Jonghe (sold by Ary Jean Art Gallery) 1800X1411.

Third row left  1866 Mrs. James Guthrie by Frederic Leighton (location ?). From tumblr.com/artthatgivesmefeelings 2017X3072.

Third row right  1866 María Leonor Salm-Salm, Duchess of Osuna by Carlos Luis de Ribera y Fieve (Museo Nacional del Romanticismo - Madrid, Spain) Google Art Project via Wm despot 3513X4257.

Fourth row  Practicing by Gustave Léonard de Jonghe (location ?). From tumblr.com/artthatgivesmefeelings; fixed spots & flaws w Pshop 1910X1583.

Fifth row left  1869 (before) Fürstin Maria von Stackelberg by Anton Romanko (Dorotheum - 19th Century Paintings May-June 2021 Lot 521). From Wikimedia 1583X2048.

Fifth row right  Reading on a Sunny Afternoon by Charles Edward Perugini (location ?). From tumblr.com/baroque-beauty-24; enlarged by half 921X1200.

[mareineadrienne]

“For the wind passeth over it, and it is gone, And the place thereof shall know it no more.”

[holmesoldfellow]

DVD cover for "Der Hund von Baskerville" (1937, 2022 redistribution)

[empiredesimparte]

Napoléon V: You're not going to spend all our vacations revising, are you? Charlotte: Unlike some people, I'm not planning to repeat my year

Napoléon V: Joachim and I have it all planned: revise at the last minute, like all normal people Charlotte: A real duo of losers

Napoléon V (ignores, charms): We could rather… go for a picnic on a white sandy beach... then lie against each other and…

Charlotte: Louis, please, I'm trying to concentrate. Why don't you go for a swim for an hour or so, until I finish? Napoléon V: Come on, darling Charlotte: That's a categorical no

Napoléon V: Then I'll go and study too, I want to stay with you Charlotte: Really? Napoléon V: Of course, it's a honeymoon, love

Charlotte: Okay Napoléon V: What are you studying? Charlotte: Economics

Napoléon V: That's the one I understood best Charlotte: I doubt that, darling, you were more diligent in mathematics

Napoléon V: "Imperfect competition refers to a situation of competition in a market where one of the five conditions of pure and perfect competition is not respected" Charlotte: That's the lesson about companies that have a large monopoly, or oligopoly, in the same market Napoléon V: I should send my Uncle Henri to take the economics exam for me Charlotte: It's not that complicated, just look at the chart by the German economist Stackelberg

Napoléon V: I'm a Napoléon, I won't listen to a German! Charlotte (sighs): This is going to take a while Napoléon V: You're giving in?

⚜ Le Cabinet Noir | Honeymoon at Bora-Bora, 4 Messidor An 230

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Charlotte is studying for the next École Polytechnique exam, which the imperial couple will take later this summer. Napoléon V gently reproaches his wife for studying instead of spending time with him on their honeymoon.

⚜ Traduction française

Charlotte révise les prochains examens de l'Ecole Polytechnique, qui doivent avoir lieu exceptionnellement plus tard cet été pour le couple impérial. Napoléon V reproche gentiment à son épouse d'étudier au lieu de passer du temps avec lui pendant leur lune de miel.

Napoléon V : Tu ne vas tout de même pas passer toutes nos vacances à réviser ? Charlotte : Contrairement à d'autres, je ne compte pas redoubler mon année

Napoléon V : On a tout prévu avec Joachim : réviser à la dernière minute, comme tous les gens normaux Charlotte : Un vrai duo de loosers

Napoléon V (ignore, charmeur) : On pourrait plutôt... aller pique-niquer sur une plage de sable blanc... puis s'allonger l'un contre l'autre et...

Charlotte : Louis, s'il te plaît, j'essaie de me concentrer. Tu n'as qu'à aller nager une petite heure, le temps que je finisse Napoléon V : Allez chérie Charlotte : C'est un non catégorique

Napoléon V : Alors je vais réviser aussi, je veux rester auprès de toi Charlotte : Vraiment ? Napoléon V : Bien sûr, c'est une lune de miel mon amour

Charlotte : Ok Napoléon V : Que révises-tu ? Charlotte : Le cours d'économie

Napoléon V : C'est celui que j'ai le mieux compris Charlotte : J'en doute chéri, tu étais plus appliqué en mathématiques

Napoléon V : "La concurrence imparfaite désigne une situation de concurrence sur un marché où une des cinq conditions de la concurrence pure et parfaite n'est pas respectée" Charlotte : C'est la leçon sur les entreprises qui ont un grand monopole, ou oligopole, sur un même marché Napoléon V : Je devrais envoyer mon oncle Henri passer l'examen d'économie à ma place Charlotte : Ce n'est pas si compliqué, regarde le tableau de l'économiste allemand Stackelberg

Napoléon V : Je suis un Napoléon, je ne vais pas écouter un allemand! Charlotte (soupire) : Ca va être long Napoléon V : Tu capitules ?

[thinkingimages]

Woman in wedding dress (Greece)

Bibliographic Citation

STACKELBERG, Otto Magnus von. Costumes & Usages des Peuples de la Grèce Moderne dessinés sur les lieux…, Paris, Senefelder & Formentin pour Marino, ca. 1828.

[hoppityhopster23]

On this Day: Vienna Congress Edition

October 20th, 1814

Political

N/A

Other

Baron von Gagern invited the British ministers to Laxenburg and Baden.

A pheasant hunt occurs in the Praterau.

after the hunt, a diner occurs at the Empress's house in Prater.

a souper is hosted by Count Stackelberg. it was attended by Russian an prussian nobles as well as the Archdukes.

a ball occurs at Mehlgrube's city hall.

[galipemre-sourcesandsignificance]

Blog Posts - Sources

Transmedia is a storytelling technique where a single story is being presented with several different mediums and platforms with adding something different every time comparing the actual story. Transmedia makes the narrative expanded by providing new events, perspectives instead of simply using the same stories on different platforms. For example, by using the same story, video games can provide users to interact with the narrative while a movie explores a character's backstory. By using several mediums, transmedia engages users more deeply with encouraging interaction and exploration.

I think the Star Wars series is a very good example for transmedia because it has been published many times in different platforms such as books, games, TV and so on. Additionally, the story also changed slightly every time they newly come out in a way that alowing audience see different parts of Star Wars universe. On the other hand, this way of story telling has both advantages and disadvantages. It allows people to experience new things but also has a risk to bored audience with excessive content. What I would have done if it was my project is that, I would put interactive story in the center that makes people suspicious whether they should trust a machine or not. In this way, people could experience the story in a more exciting and interactive way.

Von Stackelberg, P., (2011), Transmedia project design: Theoretical and analytical considerations. Available at: https://www.academia.edu/4951620/Transmedia_Project_Design_Theoretical_and_Analytical_Considerations (Accessed: 8 November 2024).

Keshavarz, A., (2023), Transmedia storytelling: Theoretical foundations and practical applications. University of Padua. Available at: https://thesis.unipd.it/handle/20.500.12608/70276 (Accessed: 8 November 2024).

Long, G.A., (2007), Transmedia storytelling: Business, aesthetics and production at the Jim Henson Company. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Available at: https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/39152 (Accessed: 8 November 2024)

[catgondoliere]

Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (French, 1780-1867)

Double Portrait of Otto Magnus von Stackelberg and Jacob Linckh (1817)

[naran-blr]

Brita Lagerberg (1878-1952) pintora sueca.

Nació en Gotemburgo. Hija del chambelán Adam Magnus Emanuel Lagerberg y Tekla Wahlström.

En 1924 se casó con el artista y conservador del museo Orlando Frank.

Era también pintora Karin Stackelberg.

Estudió arte en la Académie Julian de París y en la Frank Calderon School of Animal Art de Londres.

Debutó en una exposición con la Sociedad de Mujeres Artistas de Londres en 1909 y participó en varias ocasiones en exposiciones organizadas por la Asociación de Arte para el sur de Suecia, así como en exposiciones de la Asociación de Artistas Suecos en Estocolmo, Lund y Viena.

Estuvo representada en la exposición del Báltico en 1914 y junto con su hermana Karin Stackelberg expuso en la galería de arte Gummesons en 1916.

También participó en varias exposiciones especiales de pinturas de animales y exposiciones de animales vivos. Su arte consiste principalmente en estudios con animales.

Le ponemos cara.

[famousinuniverse]

Ernst Friedrich von Liphart

Painter

Baron Ernst Friedrich von Liphart, russified as Ernst Karlovich Lipgart and also referred to in English as Earnest Lipgart, was a painter, a noted art expert and art collector from what is now Tartu in Estonia. 

Born: August 26, 1847, Kambja Parish, Estonia

Died: April 14, 1932, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Great-grandparents: Sophia Helena von Stackelberg, Reinhold Wilhelm von Liphart

Parents: Karl Eduard von Liphart

Selected Paintings

Allegory of Alfonso d'Avalos, Marqués del Vasto

Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of Russia as a widow

Peterhof Palace

In 1921 he was evicted from his house and his daughter was executed for harbouring a White Army officer. Before he died, Liphart wrote a novel and a play.

Ernst Friedrich von Liphart (Russian-Estonian, 1847-1932) The Wise and Foolish Virgins, 1886 The parable of the Ten Virgins reinforces the call for readiness in the face of the uncertain time of the return of the Lord. It has been described as a "watching parable."

[gogmstuff]

Back to the 1860s -

Top  ca. 1860 Doña Antonia Roca by Ángel María Cortellini y Hernandez (Museo de Bellas Artes de Valencia - Valecia, Valencia, Spain). I found this before I started recording sources - before 2010; fixed spots & flaw w Pshop 836X1328.

Second row  1861 Maria Sawiczewska by Leopold Loeffler (location ?). From tumblr.com/ artthatgivesmefeelings; fixed larger spots & edges w Pshop 736X989.

Third row  1862 The lesson, mother and her daughter in a bourgeois interior by Gustave Léonard de Jonghe (location ?). From tumblr.com/artthatgivesmefeelings; fixed spots & large smudge w Pshop.

Fourth row  1862 The recital by Gustave Léonard de Jonghe (location ?). From Wikimedia; fixed spots w Pshop 1657X2047.

Fifth row left  1865-1868 Robe à transformation front by Maison Soinard (Musée des Arts décoratifs - Paris, France). From tumblr.com/jewellery-box.

Fifth row right  1865-1868 Robe à transformation side by Maison Soinard (Musée des Arts décoratifs - Paris, France). From madparis.fr/10-frise-chronologique.

Sixth row  1866 María Leonor Salm-Salm, Duchess of Osuna by Carlos Luis de Ribera y Fieve (Museo Nacional del Romanticismo - Madrid, Spain) Google Art Project via Wm despot 3513X4257.

Seventh row  1866 Mrs.James Guthrie by Frederic Leighton (location ?). From tumblr.com/artthatgivesmefeelings 2017X3072.

Eighth row  1869 (before) Fürstin Maria von Stackelberg by Anton Romanko (Dorotheum - 19th Century Paintings May-June 2021 Lot 521). From Wikimedia 1583X2048.

[connaisseuse]

Filippa von Stackelberg Vogue Italia (January 1999) ph. Paolo Roversi 

[glitterofthepast]

Carolina Johanna Stackelberg with the sign of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna.

[thcscout]

Cannabis law review to explore how legalization is going

Cannabis law review to explore how legalization is going

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[hoppityhopster23]

On this Day: Vienna Congress Edition

november 18th, 1814

Political

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Other

Count Stackelberg hosts a ball.

[dozydawn]

Some favorite paperback covers.

He Walked in Her Sleep by Peter Cheyney. (1959) Artwork by Sandro Symeoni.

My Darlin’ Evangeline by Henry Kane. (1961) Artwork by Baryé Phillips.

Never Leave Me by Harold Robbins. (1959) Artwork by Ernest Chiriacka.

Murder on her Mind by Vechel Howard. (1959)

Vertigo by Pierre Boileau and Thomas Narcejac. (1958) Artwork by Robert Maguire.

Negative of a Nude by Charles E. Fritch. (1959) Artwork by Robert Maguire.

A Girl Like That by John Plunkett. (1961) Artwork by Robert Maguire.

The Tormented by Theodore Pratt. (1950) Artwork by Baryé Phillips.

Double Agent by Gene Stackelberg. (1959) Artwork by Mitchell Hooks.

The Flesh Peddlers by Frank Boyd. (1959) Artwork by Robert Maguire.