John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)
"Woman in bed", sketchbook page, 1872
Harvard Art Museums / Fogg Museum
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John Singer Sargent (1856–1925)
"Woman in bed", sketchbook page, 1872
Harvard Art Museums / Fogg Museum
Life and death on a spider web. Comic insects. 1872.
Internet Archive
Antique Victorian Skull Occultist Ring Gilt Silver Enamel Garnets Eyes c1872
which outfit would you rather wear? (1872)
left 💜💜
center 🤍❤️
right 🩶🖤
requested by: @lwrverum
request: fashion plates featuring mothers and daughters from the 1860s-1870s
commentary from the curator: this was such a lovely request and I found so many really cute plates that I wanted to do one from both the 1860s and the 1870s, so there is another one in the queue! ☺️
Jules Joseph Lefebvre: 'The Grasshopper' (1872)
Blast it!
When Tony says, get out of the blast zone, you need to git and quick. XD
This was my CapIM Holiday Exchange gift for mountweasel/fohatic. They wanted 1872 Steve losing clothes lol. I also made a short fic for it which you can read on AO3.
I can't believe I forgot to post this. Also, there's a lot more that I haven't posted. So expect them to go up sometime soon. XD
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Dress
Mon. Vignon (Paris, France)
c.1872
The MET (Object Number: 40.45a, b)