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• Evening Dress.
Date: ca. 1912
Designer/Maker: Jean-Phillipe Worth
#THIS EATS SO HARDDDD#OH THIS IS SO CUTE#lovelvoelovelovelpvelovelovelovelovelove this#loveeee#love#fashion history#history of fashion#dress#fashion#1910's fashion#1910's#1910's dress#evening dress#ca. 1912#Jean-Phillipe Worth#house of worth
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• Celestial Blue Ball Gown.
Date: 1867
Maker: Marie and Josephine Virfolet (New York City)
Medium: Silk satin (tulle was replaced ca. 1980)
#THIS EAATTSSS HOLY SHIT#i would die if i saw this irl#i need to work with historical artifacts and clothings in museums NEEOOOWWWWWW#posts like these keep my museum studies/curator passion thriving i love shit like this#this dress is GORGEOUS#fashion history#19th century fashion#19th century#19th century dress#history of fashion#dress#fashion#ball gown#celestial blue#Marie Virfolet#Josephine Virfolet#silk satin#1867
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Homework assignment to use effects like George Méliès did (i didn't do the assignment right but thats okay)
#This was my first time making a paper puppet and doing stop motion and i think i ate😼😼#doing stop motion and making a paper puppet was NOT part of the assignment#i just chose to be extra💀#this took 9 hours my body hurts...so bad.......#1920s#1920s film#1920s cinema#(<- inspired)#George Méliès#a trip to the moon#(<- also inspired)#stop motion#paper puppet#puppetry#kind of??
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History wants so badly for Cleopatra to be beautiful. Like they can’t conceive of Rome being intimidated by anything less
#THIS#i didn't know we had like .. reconstruction type things of her face???#thats so fucking cool#i love you cleopatra#shes so beautiful
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ab. 1893 Scrap album fancy dress by Madame Gough, London (court dressmaker), Sarah Ann Gough (designer)
silk, cotton, linen, paper, glue, metal (fastening), wood, leather, baleen, wax, paint
(National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne)
#guess whos about to rob the gallery of victoria /j#THIS IS THE COOLEST VICTORIAN DRESS I THINK I'VE EVER SEEN OH MY GOD#ughhhh#if i could make clothes i would 1000000% make this for myself#coolest shit i've seen all day#holy#losing my mind wow#1890s#19th century#Madame Gough#Sarah Ann Gough#1890s dress
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The Flower Vendor by Victor Prouvé (1882)
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#not really history related but also kinda since organs have been around since like the third century#this video is also just awesome so#man i find using two hands playing the piano difficult#i cant imagine using both hands AND feet#this seems so fun though#this is really beautiful#organ#organist#carol of the bells#this makes me miss playing piano
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If y’all wanna know the true power of hate, just remember that Alan Turing, the breaker of the enigma code in WWII, was driven to suicide by being forced to undergo chemical castration as a punishment for his homosexuality.
Historians say he saved 14 to 21 million lives.
I’d also like to say in the time we studied WWII in school, the history textbooks never mentioned him. I had never heard of the guy until I watched “The Imitation Game” which I 110% recommend you watch if you haven’t.Alan Turing was a blessing to humanity who saved (once again) 14 to 21 million lives, and he is left out of history because he was gay.
And this is just one example?? So many brilliant and heroic people are left out of history because of their race, their gender, their sexuality, their religion, and it’s just because some bigots in positions of influence get to decide what parts of history are remembered.
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Protesting the high school dress code that banned slacks for girls, Brooklyn c.1940
via reddit
#one of my favorite things to learn about history is protests#clothing protests are always neat#I like the 60s protests to keep miniskirts#history#1940s#1940
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First ever recorded snowball fight (1897)
Happy Holidays And Merry Christmas To All!
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look pleasant, please |1918|
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1920-30 c. Some Art Deco-style lettering. From Art Deco, Avant Garde and Modernism, FB.
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Summer, 1923 Fashion page from the Gimbel Brothers catalog.
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August, 1921 Cover of "Filmplay Journal" with a painting of Constance Talmadge by Sid Hydeman. From Silent Era and Pre Code Art, FB.
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'Serpent', a scent bottle, no.
502, designed 1920. René Lalique.
Clear, frosted and sepia stained glass.
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Girl are you the Hays Code the way you consider media irredeemable if it depicts anything that strays away from the norm you're comfortable with or depicts anything morally questionable without definitively condemning it and anyone associated with it, therefore creating worse stories and content and making it difficult for people to engage with complicated issues from a nuanced and controlled perspective?
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