[maturiin]

i love MIKA!!!!!!!!!!!

[histriones-blog]

Kyrle Bellew as Fabien dei Franchi in The Corsican Brothers, 1883. © Victoria & Albert Museum, London

[histriones-blog]

Maude Adams as L'Aiglon, Knickerbocker Theatre, October 1900.

[histriones-blog]

Cora Brown Potter / Sarah Bernhardt / Lillie Langtry / Fanny Davenport as Cleopatra.

[maturiin]

orlando (as you like it) was the role that truly launched kyrle bellew’s career, and im sure his costume had nothing to do with that

[bellewism]

oseille replied to your post “hello!! in case tumblr goes down, where can i continue to follow your...”

ty!!!! im trying to mass follow people in my super specific fandoms so at least when/if tumblr disappears i have a thread to follow to find where the good content ends up. love your raffles & holmes. thanks again ����������

aw thanks!!!!!<3 i shouldnt have any “risky” contents on my blogs but you never know with algorithms 😪

[bellewism]

hello!! in case tumblr goes down, where can i continue to follow your arts + thoughts??

hello!!!! thanks for asking! i’ve posted about it on my artblog ( @6utton ) just now but i’m gonna say it here too: i have instagram (@tytiretu) and twitter (@tytiretup). if we’re mutuals and you want my private twitter dm me! :3 

[maturiin]

my FAVORITE sherlock holmes

[rob-pattinson]

EZRA MILLER for GQ Style (2018), ph. Yoshiyuki Matsumara.

[radstudies]

Tsuchiya Koitsu (Japanese, 1870-1949) - Yanagibashi / Sunset at Tomonotsu

[peelingmandarins]

EARTH FROM MARS (Curiosity Rover, 2014)

[bauhaus-movement]

Wassily Kandinsky - Dance Curves, 1926

[ovivolp]

The hearts of Florence Welch 

[classic-art]

[parentalia]

Dante and Virgil in the Ninth Circle of Hell

Gustave Doré, 1861

[maturiin]

[histriones-blog]

Dramatic Bellewism: Aesthetic Expressions of Emotions Illustrated at the Olympic: Kyrle Bellew and Mrs. Potter in Love Tragedy–The Girly-Girly and Neutral-Tinted Style of Acting–Hide-Bound Intensity Which Warps Iron Pillars–The Bellew Lope–The Twining, Twisting, Tangling Embraces of Romeo and Juliet–Striking Forms of Subdued Rapture. St. Louis Post Dispatch, March 4 1888.

[rubenista]

Attributed to Johann Christian von Mannlich, Young Woman Fastening a Letter to the Neck of a Pigeon (detail), 1760