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Are We Human? Or Are We Goblin?

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Saiid Kobeisy Couture 2017 Collection

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princetite_princessoyan on ig

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The Dapuri Drawings by Alexander Gibson & The Bombay Botanic Gardens

“This book is about a remarkable collection of botanical drawings belonging to the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh. The watercolours were commissioned by Alexander Gibson, an East India Company surgeon, and depict plants grown in the botanic gardens under his control in the Bombay Presidency. They are the work of an unknown Portuguese-Indian artist and were made between 1847 and 1850.

The main section of the book includes colour reproductions of the 170 drawings arranged in the order of the Bombay Flora, which Gibson co-authored with Nicholas Dalzell. Half the species depicted are native to western India, the other half are exotics from as far afield as Argentina and Australia. The colour plates are preceded by substantial chapters on Gibson’s life and work (including his role as a pioneering forest conservator), and a history of Dapuri and Gibson’s other botanic gardens. An illustrated introduction tells of the author’s travels in search of information about Gibson, his gardens and the drawings.”

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Meow in books.

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Circus Lane, Edinburgh, UK (by Dmitry Sovyak)

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Meissen, Germany (by Sergey Orlov)

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@content-mindset

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Pierced window screen (Jali) , made in India in the 2nd half of the 16th century (source).

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This purple livery has been used many times over the years. It’s difficult to know exactly where the pieces originated, but it is most likely that they were made for the 1968 film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. In 1972 one of the pieces was seen again in the episode of Upstairs, Downstairs episode entitled I Dies of Love. The costumes were used a second time in 1972 in the mini-series War and Peace. The year 1975 saw the pieces reused twice as well - first in Poldark and then in Madame Bovary. In 1982 they were used in an adaptation of The Scarlet Pimpernel, and in 2012 they were seen in Anna Karenina. In 2015 they made an appearance in Cinderella, and most recently they were spotted in the 2018 Vanity Fair.

Costume Credit:  Anna, James, Shrewsbury Lasses

E-mail Submissions: submissions@recycledmoviecostumes.com

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The Houses As John Mulaney Gifs:

Gryffindor:

Hufflepuff:

Ravenclaw:

Slytherin:

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Giant monster:

*rises from the mediterranean sea*

Meryl Streep, putting on sunglasses:

Mamma Mia…

*cocks shotgun*

Here we go again

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