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Lace bugs. 500 designs for Mexican drawn-work. 1893.
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Lace bugs. 500 designs for Mexican drawn-work. 1893.
Internet Archive
Chicago Harbor Lighthouse
Chicago, Illinois
Bob Cronk
which costume would you rather wear? (1893)
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requested by: anon
request: 19th century womenswear inspired by naval themes such as ships, sailing, and the seas (either more with a uniform appearance or more costume-y)
commentary from the curator: I ended up combining the two options and going for theatre costumes that take inspiration from uniforms (and also sailing more generally). these are both from a production of HMS Pinafore, and I hope they fit what you were looking for! if not, please feel free to send in another request! ☺️
Sterling silver Loving Cup made by Tiffany & Co.
Circa 1893.
Mugshot of Eva Lovisa Olausdotter, 1893, Sweden. Description simply says "stjäl från karlar" (steals from men).
It’s the casual way Mobius sets his chaotic boyfriend The God of Mischief loose on everyone. Mobius is so attuned to Loki, he immediately knows how he’s going to react, offering him a gentle warning or permission to proceed. And Loki carefully waits for that permission before he acts, implying this is a familiar dynamic that’s been established beforehand.
Great black woodpecker (palokärki in Finnish) (1893) by Akseli Gallen-Kallela. Musée d'Orsay.
Wedding dress, 1893
Silk, lace.
via queen's university