Dissection. Exposition exacte ou tableaux anatomiques en taillès-douces des différentes parties du corps humain. Exact exposition, or anatomical tables in copperplate engraving of the different parts of the human body. 1758.
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Dissection. Exposition exacte ou tableaux anatomiques en taillès-douces des différentes parties du corps humain. Exact exposition, or anatomical tables in copperplate engraving of the different parts of the human body. 1758.
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Robe à la française with matching stomacher and petticoat ca. 1755 - 1760
Philadelphia Museum of Art
So-called portrait of the daughters of Louis XV of France by Jean Daniel Welper, 1758
Akutagawa daily 1758/★
Shion (Ogre) from That Time I got reincarnated as a slime
"Her original form"
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Blocks of HMS Invincible (1744) in situ
On 19 February 1758 Invincible was preparing to leave for Novia Scotia to fight the French.
The crew “hove” the anchor up but it got stuck and broke their capstan (winding equipment). The crew tried to fix the capstan and “hove” some more. The anchor got stuck under the bow of the ship. Now they had not anchor. The Captain found out the ship’s rudder was also stuck. And now they had lost their steering too.
The ship drifted off and got stuck on Dean Sands. The crew tried again and again to refloat the ship, but it was too late. The crew fired cannons and hoisted a light to send out a distress signal and call for help. Three days later, the ship capsized and water poured into the ship, everyone abandoned her and she was declared lost.
The Invincible still lies where she sank, over 260 years later.