Ramon Casas - "The Open Air Party"
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Ramon Casas - "The Open Air Party"
Young Decadent (1899) by Ramon Casas
Ramon Casas (Catalan, 1866-1932)- Jaume Brossa
Ramon Casas (1866-1932) "A Decadent Girl" (1899) Located in the Museum of Montserrat, Barcelona, Spain
Ramon Casas i Carbó (Spanish, 1866 - 1932) • La grasse matinée (Sleeping In) • 1900
Archaic Words: Drinks
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Adam's ale - water
Antioche - a kind of wine; a drink for wounded persons called "water of Anteoche"
Apple moise - cider
Battry - a tea kettle
Blue milk - old skimmed milk
Bun feast - a tea-drinking
Cat lap - tea
Chatter water - tea
Cyther - cider
Dallop - a parcel of smuggled tea
Drink meat - boiled ale thickened with oatmeal and bread
Foison - the natural juice or moisture of the grass or other herbs; the heart and strength of it
Fresh drink - small beer
Lycced tea - tea and spirits
Pipe drink - sparking weak ale
Pop gun - elder wine
Posset - a drink of wine or treacle boiled with milk
Pug drink - water cyder
Rambuze - a compound drink at Cambridge, and is commonly made of eggs, ale, wine, and sugar; but in summer, of milk, wine, sugar, and rose water
Rum barge - a warm drink
Ruspice - a kind of red wine
Scandal broth - tea
Stum - strong new wine, used for strengthening weak liquor
Tea - the one; too, likewise; to take tea
Thin drink - small beer
Tier - a bitter drink or liquor
Tutting - tea-drinking for women, succeeded by stronger potations (i.e., archaic: drinks, usually alcoholic) in company of the other sex, and ending, as might he expected, in scenes of ribaldry and debauchery
Vernage - a kind of white wine
Wemble - to turn a cup upside down in token of having had enough tea
Woyse - juice
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Ramon Casas i Carbó (1866-1932, Catalan) ~ La Sargantain, 1907
Ramon Casas i Carbó Plein Air c. 1890-1891