Forever on the Grounds of Brooklyn

Climate Scientist | Social justice warrior | Unapologetic Newsie and Spot Conlon fan (1992). A blog for newsies and writing with a flair for climate and social action. Find my original stories on ao3 via username Anna_W and OC moodboards on Pinterest via username annaw8799

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Tea Gown

c. 1900

Woven silk damask embroidered with glass, metal thread and beads, and embroidered net and lace

by House of Rouff

Victoria and Albert Museum

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Skull (1887) by Vincent van Gogh

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Evening Ensemble

c. 1897-1898

by Jeanne Hallée

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Chasing across the South Plains and Midwest

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Edvard Munch Head by Head, 1905.

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Pendant

c. 1900

by Eugène Grasset (designer) & Maison Vever (jeweler)

Musée des Arts Décoratifs

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Today in Hip Hop History:

Wu-Tang Clan released their debut single Protect Ya Neck May 3, 1993

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Evening Ensemble

c. 1897-1898

by Jeanne Hallée

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Halle, Germany 1890s

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Albanian immigrant woman on Ellis Island, New York City

Unknown photographer, 1905-1906

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Ball Gown

c. 1900-1903

French

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Clare Victor Dwiggins, 1908

I was amused by this rather “freaky” bit of Edwardiana, especially since I always got the feeling that Charles Dana Gibson, when drawing the Gibson Girl, was at least partially fantasizing about being stepped on or something.

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Broadway - New York, on a rainy day in 1870.

by E. Anthony

via servatius

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Today in Hip Hop History:

Madvillain released their debut album Madvillainy March 23, 2004

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Okay Soo I posted this on TikTok like a week ago..😓✌🏼 I always forget to post on here 😞

sorry about that guys 😓😓

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Dress

c. 1900

Grand Rapids Public Museum

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Guido Rey (1861–1935), Madre e figlia appoggiate a una balaustra.