• Women's shoes with trimmings.
Date: 1730-1740

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• Women's shoes with trimmings.
Date: 1730-1740
~ Some Reflections Upon Marriage: With Additions, by Mary Astell, 1730
Embroidered Silk Apron, c. 1730
From Kerry Taylor Auctions
Mastakos from RuneQuest
"The Traveling God/God With No Home, Mastakos wanders across the world but always returns to Orlanth's [the Storm God] side when he is needed. He is the source of the Movement rune. Always associated with other, stronger gods, Mastakos is often only worshipped as a subcult of another god. Despite this, Mastakos is a Greater God with cosmological importance due to his status as the owner of the Movement rune."
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Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743) La Camargo Dancing, ca.1730 National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Miner Playing The Cello, 1730
Portrait of Angelica of Simiane, wife Gueidan, as Flora by Nicolas de Largilliere, 1730
Akutagawa daily 1730/★