#george iv

[artschoolglasses]

"Royal George" Cello, William Forster, 1782

From The Met Museum

[periodinteriors]

John Cleghorn (active 1827-80), Interior of the Stables at the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Etching with aquatint and hand coloring. Published 1838.

[fatartappreciation]

This is a British hand-colored print titled "A Piece of Court Furniture" or "Georgena the Ladys Maid", an 1826 caricature by William Heath.

The print satirizes King George IV, depicting him in drag. It was published in London by J. McLean.

The title is a pun on the King's perceived effeminacy and the lavishness of his court. The figure is shown in an exaggerated, voluminous dress and a large plumed headdress.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

22 October 2025

By Nathan Briant

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Jane Austen (16 December 1775 – 18 July 1817) was an English novelist known primarily for her six novels, which implicitly interpret, critique, and comment on the English landed gentry at the end of the 18th century.

[kate-bridgerton]

Charlotte, George, and little George in Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story

[iluvkatebush]

Anybody know more characters like these four??? Just cuz..

[mvchiavelli]

Perfumes PART 2 IS HEREEE after months of procrastination...

I swear fragrantica loves me by now, and also the random style change at the end was so random guys I swear..also I didn't realize how much beef there was lmao, and uh please don't attack me guys these are just for fun plzzz

also I'm praying the quality here is decent omggg

[escapismsworld]

Jewel Cabinet

Oak, mahogany, gilt bronze

1787

Jean-Henri Riesener

@royalcollectiontrust

Jean-Henri Riesener was a master of cabinetry in 18th-century France. This is one of his greatest masterpieces, the Comte de Provence jewel cabinet. It was made by Riesener for Marie-Joséphine-Louise of Savoy though it later passed through the hands of George IV who bought it at auction with the intention of displaying it in Windsor Castle.