Dress, between 1755 and 1765
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Dress, between 1755 and 1765
From Palais Galliera, musée de la Mode de la Ville de Paris
Akutagawa daily 1765/★
Suzuki Harunobu, Gathering Lotus Flowers, 1765
Summer and Autumn
Factory Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory British Modeler Joseph Willems Flemish ca. 1765
Grappling Hook from Death in The Family (PHIGHTING!)
"Grappling Hook is a Redcliffe Wrangler!! The faction which is warring against The Church of The True Eye. Their color palette consists of warm red, oranges, and browns, which clashes with the Church's colors of cool teals and greens!! It shows how much the factions are enemies with each other due to differing goals. We first meet them in the comic, and they serve the purpose introducing a faction we've never seen yet in the game. The feather in their hat is likely from their mount!! Despite the cowboy getup they don't ride horses! They ride giant vultures :D also a big fan of the fact they have chaps!! Most people dont think of that when it comes to cowboy clothing 💔 not to mention the gold accents that seem to be a unifying detail those from the region Lost Temple have!! They also have connections with Scythe, they used to be partners, but have now parted ways!! Joining clashing factions AND having and even more contrasting color palette with each other, with Scythe's palette covered in white and Hook's being dark brown!! Not to mention the hats they both wear is near the same!!"
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Helios as personification of midday (c. 1765) by Anton Raphael Mengs. Palacio de la Moncloa.
Hesperus as Personification of the Evening Star, 1765.
By Anton Raphael Mengs
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