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[cringeborg]

Pana Evening Dress

This simplistic evening dress, with its awkward, transitional silhouette and less-than-modest neckline, is perfect for any fashionable 1790s lady, or any less fashionable 1800s lady.

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Found in the Long Dresses category

Casual, Formal, Party, Hot Weather

Polycount: 4658

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[muchas-azjas]

[theirmarks]

Thawinadichtow his mark & seal.

Also spelled Thowinoduchtow. Mohawk. Here representing Mohawk homelands that spread across areas known today as eastern New York State, parts of western Vermont and parts of southern Ontario and Quebec.

Thawinadichtow is another of eight Mohawk leaders to sign this document, detailing the transfer of land at the site of Fort Hunter west of so-called Albany, New York (we’ve previously shared pictograph marks from this document by Asras, Cornelius, Craine, Sander and Thenusskesack). Fort Hunter was constructed several years prior to the 1714 date of this deed, built by colonizers at the mouth of the Schoharie Creek, on the Mohawk River. Mohawk signers of this document identify themselves as representatives of “we the three Races or Tribes of the Mohaugs Indians the Turtle, Wolf & B[ea]r.”

Signed in “Mohaughs Cuntry” May 14, 1716. Seen at Chapin Special Collections Library, Williams College.

[professionalnooneatall]

Walz could be like Square Jaw McBangBang Gruntington Du KnuckleDragger K-Barius IV, A Green Beret with all four 18-series MOS's with 20 years in COMBAT alone and he'd still be getting dragged because he's on the democratic ticket.

[robespapier]

POV: the year is 1794 and you're drinking your coffee in revolutionnary bucolic cups

— from the Carnavalet temporary exhibition: Paris 1793-1794: une année révolutionnaire

[thafreedomwall]

[octavodecimo]

Sketch of Robespierre and something about a mirror I bought. I’ll have a picture of it posted on my side blog. I was almost tempted to colour this but I need to learn how to appreciate art that isn’t overdone.

[nocternalrandomness]

LT Nick "BEARSHARK" Green preflighting his F-18C

[tallymali]

idk how to describe it but the eternal online fight about what temperatures are objectively hot or objectively cold is so deeply boomer coded

[wetslug]

just tried making no knead bread for the first time and i think i may have fucked it up. im trying to get it to do its second proof/rise and this shit isnt getting any bigger ���😭

[cringeborg]

Simblreen Treat Two - Simple Mobcap

A plain cap suitable for any historical lady to wear while being chased by ghosts in her home.

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Vertices: 816

Polygons: 1102

NOT compatible with all hairs (this would be impossible to achieve without changing the look of the cap completely)

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[euporie-art]

its too warm. suffer barokie

[theirmarks]

Sauseekhoot his Mark & Seal

Mohican. Identified in this document with others as “Indian Planters” of Housatunnock [sic], their homelands in and around the areas known commonly today as “Berkshire County,” parts of “Hampshire County, Massachusetts,” and beyond. This document conveys land which includes what is today called Monterey, Massachusetts, and is bounded on the east by the Farmington River and on the west by so-called Sheffield, Massachusetts, on the Housatonic River.

Sauseekhoot’s mark appears alongside the marks of several others, including John Pophnehonawah or Konkapot, Sachem of the Mohican through the early to mid 18th century.

The original document signed on June 2, 1737. This is a later copy. Seen at Sawyer Library, Williams College.

[gouden-carolus]

Rose-tinted glasses

[robespapier]

I saw Robespierre's briefcase again in the Carnavalet's temporary exhibition Paris 1793-1794: une année révolutionnaire. The briefcase used to be in their permanent display but was removed at some point between summer 2022 and 2023. They rotate the artefacts on display, and it's also possible the briefcase is fragile.

The cool thing is the way it was displayed in the 1793-94 exhibition allowed for a much closer look at it.

I previously could only read "Robespierre" on the front but turns out it also says "Correspondance de la veille"; makes one wonder how many of such briefcases he had for different files ?

[javert]

for the past two months i have been playing this fun little game called "only go grocery shopping once at the beginning of the month and hope it lasts you until the end"

which, like, i'm a very economical cook and it's easy for me to eat off of my stock of shelf stable goods and whathaveyou. but by the like 23rd of the month or whatever i start thinking about how i'd kill someone to get my hands on some fresh fruit. so you know