Ball gowns, Album No. 17, from Maison A. Bulteau; produced by Gaillard, Lecomte & Cie; Paris, 1890.
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Ball gowns, Album No. 17, from Maison A. Bulteau; produced by Gaillard, Lecomte & Cie; Paris, 1890.
1558, Robe de Cour, Broderie, Traine Henri II
Bibliothèque Forney
Photograph by Yva Richard, c.1925-1930.
Head Reliquary of Saint John the Baptist, Saint Bavo's Cathedral, Ghent (1624)
The Succubus.
Gustave Doré, illustration from Les contes Drolatiques (Droll Stories), by Honoré de Balzac. 1881.
Literally the best Victorian picture I have ever, ever seen.
Details Mourning gown, ca. 1910. Silk and lace.
Hallwyl Museum, Sweden
Jerry Uelsmann (1934–2022), Memories of Max Ernst, 1997
One more snap of a coord from last weekend
Eugène Atget - Saint-Cloud, 1924
George Dance (1741–1825)
“A skeleton and two figures in a Gothic building”
pen & ink with wash on wove paper, n.d. — source
Betsey Johnson for butterick patterns (ca. 1970s)
John Gilbert (1817–1897), “Hymn to the Night”
illustration from “The poetical works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow”
wood-engraving, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel, 1856 — source
Jugendstil design. Biedermeier Lierat. ca. 1900.
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Elizabeth Blackadder - Amalia Sleeping (2003)
Kathleen Martyn by Nickolas Muray, 1921
Kathleen worked for several years in the Ziegfeld Follies and made some silent films.
another bloody headdress :3
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March 2013