Gazette du bon ton : arts, modes & frivolités, 1913

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Gazette du bon ton : arts, modes & frivolités, 1913
All I want in life is some Marcella/Rav angst with a mostly happy ending.
Reblogging this because I just finished season 2 (finally!) and I have so many goddamn feelings for this pairing. Rav grabbing her hand and pulling her off the roof nearly made me scream.
And now once more to search fruitlessly for fic to slake my thirst.
Jason “my wife dissociates under stress let’s see how far we can push her’ Backland, never not actual garbage.
How does it feel to be an adult?
exhausting and everything is expensive
Pierre Balmain Haute couture, 1953
€3,000- 5,000
Sotheby’s Auction House
“Portrait of Antonia Schmidt” (detail;1887)
by Stanisław Cercha (Polish;1867–1919)
oil on canvas
National Museum, Cracow
From Woroni, 1986.
this legitimately always makes me feel better
Music in Film: Miss Pettigrew Lives For a Day (2008) dir. Bharat Nalluri Music by Paul Englishby
unpopular opinion: Vimes is kind of drama queen
Sam “held a burning hot coal until it nearly took the skin off his hand while maintaining perfect calm and eye contact with the asshole in need of intimidation Just Because” Vimes? Sam “sitting on the stoop with a mug of cocoa and a cigar, cautiously aware of every inch of the scene he’s building” Vimes? Sam “could just tear his sleeve to show the mark of the Summoning Dark but instead tears off his whole goddamn shirt” Vimes? A drama queen? Reaching a bit don’t you think
Yep, certainly doesn’t seem to describe Sam “pretends to eat poison as a power move” Vimes. Not Sam “buries an axe in the table in the Rats Chamber” Vimes.
I mean are we really talking about Sam “yes a whole room full of candles with wicks dipped in holy water is the best way to beat this vampire” Vimes, here? Sam “has fought bad guys on top of a speeding train AND a riverboat during a flood” Vimes, really? Definitely Sam “nearly gets shot in the head by a crossbow bolt that shatters his shaving mirror and then uses the bolt to prop up a shard of said mirror to finish shaving” Vimes we’re discussing here?
excuse me?????
vimes did not resign from his post in protest, observe the rest of the watch resign from their posts in protest, recruit them into a militia, sail to the country they were at war with, and attempt to arrest two different armies for disturbing the peace so you could sit here and call him a drama queen, as though drama was some myffic quality bestowed by an accident of birth and not the inherent right of every creatively petty and histrionic citizen of ankh-morpork
vimes is a drama public employee
“The Anatomy of Melancholy” by Laura Makabresku, self-portrait, 2020
Lady Talbot (exh.1782). Sir Joshua Reynolds (English, 1723-1792). Oil on canvas. Tate.
Dressed in a robe inspired by Grecian dress, the sitter is shown pouring oil onto burning coals in a sacrificial tribute to the Roman goddess Minerva, associated with wisdom and the arts. The richly textured painted surface and striking colour scheme recall the work of the Venetian Renaissance painter Titian. Reynolds wanted his portraits to be esteemed as a form of painting as artistically ambitious as the work of such universally admired masters. It was exhibited at the Royal Academy’s annual exhibition in 1782.
The Color of Pomegranates (1969) dir. by Sergei Parajanov
Portrait of Helena Adrianovny Prahovo, 1894, Viktor Vasnetsov
Medium: oil,canvas
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Caravaggio living paintings by Ludovica Rambelli Theater