MaryGrace

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Atala's Burial/ Die Gartenlaube Gustave-Claude-Etienne Courtois 1885

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Point Bonita lighthouse, oil on canvas. — Frederick Ferdinand Schafer (American/German, 1839-1927)

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Claude Monet's House

Taken in Giverny, France, 28 VIII 2023

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The fishing boat ‘Pioneer’ pushing through the ice of Boston Harbor. Leslie Jones, 1923.

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“Spring” by Sir John Lavery, 1904 (detail)

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Went to the pumpkin patch today!

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A Favorite Place

Upstate NY | 2017

Images shot by me (dcci) with a disposable camera

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Vase de fleurs {detail} | Cornelius van Spaendonck

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pink satin and white lace ♥

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1865-1900  Very Long Victorian Hair 

In the Victorian era a woman’s hair was often thought to be one of her most valuable assets. Styles varied quite a bit throughout the nearly 7 decades of Queen Victoria’s reign, with everything from simple middle parts to elaborate pieces made from human hair being in fashion. Accessories such as combs, pearls, hats and bonnets each had their time in the spotlight throughout the 1800s. Victorians weren’t as serious as people think they were, but they sure took their hair seriously. 

Haircuts weren’t exactly a thing yet for women.They did occasionally trim split ends, or even singe them, but long hair was viewed as being ultra-feminine and desirable.

Part 1 Of Insanely Long Victorian Hair