ALISTAIR THEIRIN PRAYER SOCIETY

simping for cheese man tired old millennial she/her, bisexual Dragon Age/BG3/FFXIV/Law and Order SVU

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you have to be around asexual perverts it’s good for your health

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Tumblr: We'll flag everyone as nsfw

Also Tumblr: Have six trillion AI porn ads

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More people need to see this

Original template - Mhuyo (on Twitter)

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uh Morrigan

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I’m reblogging this with the same care someone would have when holding a priceless artefact btw

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I am happy because everyone loves me

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To King Alistair with love 💕

[alistairweek]

You know, one good thing about Alistair Week is how it brings people together.

Alistair Week 2025 is coming September 7th - 13th!

Save the date and join us for a week full of loving and celebrating Alistair. Whether you're an artist, writer, gif maker, virtual photographer, or poet, all forms of creation are welcome.

Prompts will be announced and further information will be shared in the coming weeks. Follow us and stay tuned for more!

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Self-Portrait as a Figure of Horror c.1784, Sir Joshua Reynolds.

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Self-Portrait, Sir Joshua Reynolds, ca. 1745-49

Happy 300th birthday, Sir Joshua Reynolds (July 16, 1723-February 23, 1792).

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Joshua Reynolds (After) - The Death of Dido

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Prince George of Wales, a Protestant royal and heir to the English throne (and later King George IV), found himself enchanted with Maria Anne Fitzherbert, a twice-widowed devout Catholic, six years his senior. George sent to his beloved a tiny treasure, called an "eye jewel". Its origins are rooted in miniature painting and they were a Georgian fashion rage.

Below: Joshua Reynolds • Portrait of King George IV

Sir Joshua Reynolds (British/English) • Maria Anne Fitzherbert • 1788 • National Portrait Gallery

They were once tokens of romantic love. They were also mourning pieces; the eye of the deceased represented within a tiny, ornate frame. In this case, the pearls around the frame represent tears and the clouds, the passage to heaven.

Unknown maker • Here is an eye jewel fashioned as a ring.

Unknown maker • Miniature (brooch) • early 19th century • © Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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St. John the Baptist in the Wilderness by Joshua Reynolds, c. 1776

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The Infant Hercules by Joshua Reynolds (oil on canvas)

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Self Portrait

Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792)

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Joshua Reynolds

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Portrait of Maria Dominica Ricci Seated in a Theatre Box Holding Binoculars – Emma Ekwall // Lady Nanne Schrader – Giovanni Boldini // Portrait of Mary Anne Bloxam – Thomas Lawrence // Mrs. Abington as Miss Prue in “Love for Love” by William Congreve – Joshua Reynolds // Portrait of Amalia Schmidt – Karl Vogl // Portrait of a Lady – Josef Abel // Portrait of Theresa Hannack – Adolf Pirsch // Portrait of D. Amélia de Beauharnais – Friedrich Dürck // Portrait of Anna Maria van Heekeren – Charles Howard Hodges // A Girl from Sorica – Ivan Grohar // Self Portrait – Marie-Gabrielle Capet // Never Ever – Lord Huron

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Sir Joshua Reynolds ‘Portrait of a Man’ (probably Francis Barber), c. 1770.