#1841-1880

[psikonauti]

Arkhip Kuindzhi (Russian,1841-1910)

Moonlit night on the Dnieper, 1880

oil on canvas

[peaceinthestorm]

Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta (1841-1920, Spanish) ~ Felicitación de cumpleaños, 1880

[Source: museodelprado.es]

[cityof2morrow]

Gallery Collection 001

Published: 2-21-2024 | Updated: N/A SUMMARY This is the first in a series of upcoming investment objects for Sims 2 – things your sims can use to generate income over time. From 1975-2000, Anheuser-Busch, Inc. commissioned 30 paintings of African kings and queens for an extended outreach and marketing campaign. This set of paintings features artwork from this amazing series. Celebrate Black History Month 2024! #co2bhm #bhm2024 #sims2bhm.   *No copyright infringement intended – I own no rights to these images.

DETAILS Requires Sims 2. Requires Apartment Life for shiftability. §1K-15K | Buy > Deco > Wall Hangings Paintings are centered on 1-tile but cover more tiles than that. They come in various gallery sizes and images have been edited to fit the mesh. After purchase, their value increases by approximately 2% daily – watch out for burglars! Files with “MESH” in their name are REQUIRED. Frame recolors include EA/Maxis and yeti textures. Frame and painting recolors are merged into two files so you’ll have to take them or leave them. ITEMS Great Kings & Queens of Africa: Paintings 001-006 (92-764 poly) DOWNLOAD (choose one) from SFS | from MEGA

IMAGES

Akhenaton Pharaoh of Egypt (1375-1358 BC) by Barbara Higgins Bond

Alfonso I King of the Kongo (circa 1486-1543) by Carl Owens (1929-2002)

Askia Muhammaed Toure King of Songhay (1493-1529) by Leo Dillon

Benhanzin Hossu Bowelle—The King Shark (1841-1906) by Thomas Blackshear II

Cleopatra VII Queen of Egypt (69-30 BC) by Ann Marshall

Hannibal Ruler of Carthage (247-183 BC) by Charles Lilly

Hatshepsut The Ablest Queen of Far Antiquity (1503-1482 BC) by Dean Mitchell

Idris Alooma Sultan of Bornu (1580-1617) by Charles Lilly (1949-)

Ja Ja King of the Opobo (1821-1891) by Jonathan Knight

Khama III The Good King of Bechuanaland (1819-1923) by Carl Owens

Makeda Queen of Sheba (960 BC) by Debra Edgerton

Mansa Kankan Musa King of Mali (1306-1337) by Barbara Higgins Bond

Menelek II King of Kings of Abyssinia (1844-1913) by Dow Miller

Moshoeshoe King of Batsutoland (circa 1786-1870) by Jerry Pinkney

Mwana Ngana Ndumba Tembo—Ruler of the Angolan Tchokwe (1840-1880 circa) by Kenneth Calvert

Nandi Queen of Zululand (1778-1826 AD) by HM Rahsaan Fort II

Nefertari Nubian Queen of Egypt (192-1225 BC) by Steve Clay

Nehanda of Zimbabwe (1862-1898) by Lydia Thompson

Nzingha—Amazon Queen of Matambo (1582-1663) by Dorothy Carter

Osei Tutu King of Asante (circa 1650-1717) by Alfred Smith

Queen Amina of Zaria (1588-1589) by Floyd Cooper

Samory Toure The Black Napoleon of the Sudan (1830-1900) by Ezra Tucker

Shaka-King of the Zulus (1787-1828) by Paul Collins

Shamba Bolongongo African King of Peace (1600-1620) by Roy LaGrone

Sunni Ali Beer King of Songhay (circa 1442-1492) by Leo Dillon

Taharqa King of Nubia (710-664 BC) by John Thomas Biggers

Tenkamenin King of Ghana (1037-1075 AD) by Alexander Bostic

Thutmose III Pharaoh of Egypt (753-712 BC) by Antonio Wade

Tiye The Nubian Queen of Egypt (circa 1415-1340 BC) by Leonard Jenkins

Yaa Asantewa Queen of Ghana (1863-1923) by Barbara Higgins Bond CREDITS No copyright infringement intended – I own no rights to these images. Artwork and trademarks are the property of their respective creators and/or owners. If this exceeds fair use, please contact me via private message. Thanks: Simming and Sketchfab Communities. Sources: Any Color You Like (CuriousB, 2010), Beyno (Korn via BBFonts), Console Certificates (d_dgjdhh, 2019; 2011), EA/Maxis, Gyeongbokgung Sajeongjeon Painting (National Heritage Administration, 2024 via CCA; Sketchfab), Great Kings and Queens of Africa Series (Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 1975-2000; Kentake, 2016), Offuturistic Infographic (Freepik), Painting by Zdzislaw Beksinski (Sosnowski, 2018 via CCA), Yeti Metals (Shastakiss, 2017).

[seeking--the--essential]

Luncheon of the Boating Party

Pierre August Renoir (1841 - 1919)

Between 1880 and 1881

Oil on Canvas

The Philips Collection

Washington DC

[maigeiko]

Do you have any book recommendations about geisha? I’ve already read Mineko Iwasaki’s autobiography and really enjoyed it and was wondering if there are any other good books about geisha and the karyukai that you know of.

Thank you in advance and I hope you have a great day! 💜

Let me focus on books with a lot of text, since you enjoyed Mineko's autobiography. If you want photo book recommendations, feel free to ask about those, too! :) Three Geishas (1956) by Kikou Yamata short biographies of three Meiji era Geisha: Okichi お吉 from Shimoda (lived 1841-1890), Okoi お鯉 from Tokyo-Shinbashi (1880-1948) and Tsumakichi 妻吉 from Osaka-Horie (1888-1968) Autobiography of a Geisha (1957) by Sayo Masuda about a girl that was sold to an Okiya in Kamisuwa Onsen, became a Geisha named Tsuruyo 鶴代, and overall led a miserable life I, a Geisha (1969) by Kikuya brings a basic overview about Tokyo Geisha and their history, the author was an Akasaka Geisha (Kikuya 菊弥) Geisha (1983) by Liza Dalby this book is probably more famous than Mineko's autobiography. Liza Dalby lived with Pontocho Geiko while working on her dissertation, and this is about her experiences during that stay in Japan (I have to admit, I never read it entirely...) Subtle Beauty (2014) by Kazuhiko Matsumura essays with photos on various Kyoto Geiko (Japanese with English translation in the same book)

[diioonysus]

ella wesner (1841-1917) was the most celebrated male impersonator of the gilded age vaudeville circuit. wesner began her career at the age of nine as part of a family of vaudeville and musical-stage dancers. by her mid-twenties, she was playing both male and female roles, at some point meeting and working as a "dresser" for the most notorious. her most celebrated era was the 1880s; her act included not only songs celebrating the "sporting" life and skits such as her popular rendition of a drunkard getting a barber's shave, but also monologues containing advice for men about how to court, treat and satisfy women.

[henk-heijmans]

Nordfjord, Norway, 1880s - by Axel Lindahl (1841 - 1906), Swedish

[fly-tempest]

Standartenreiter auf dem Schlachtfeld (Ca. 1880-1900.)

Jozef Brandt (Polish, 1841– 1915)

[fascinatingeurope]

🇳🇴 📷 Hotel Kleivstua in Eastern Norway, captured in the 1880s by the great Norwegian-Swedish landscape photographer Axel Lindahl (1841-1906). Digitally enhanced to compensate for fading.

[vulturesouls]

Attributed to Kusakabe Kimbei (Japanese, 1841 - 1934), photographer

[The great bell of Chion-in Temple, Kyoto], about 1880s–1890s

Getty Museum

[novemb-r]

Bride and Horse, 1880 - 1890 (?) Norway

Foto: Axel Lindahl (1841 - 1906)

[peaceinthestorm]

Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919, French) ~ Une loge au théâtre (Au concert), 1880

[Source: clarkart.edu]

[thekimonogallery]

Photographer: Kusakabe Kimbei (日下部金兵衛, 1841–1934)

Tea house at Negishi, near Yokohama [hand-colored]

Teahouse on the Fudosaka, a road leading to Negishi Bay (also called Mississippi Bay).

1880s

[4eternal-life]

Arkhip Kuindzhi   (Ukrainian/ Russian, 1841- 1910)

Night on the Dnieper,  after 1880

oil on cardboard

Tretyakov Gallery

@ Wikimedia Commons 

[quotejungle]

光が透明な物質の軌道に沿って進むことができるという事実は、少なくとも 19 世紀半ばから知られていました。1841 年、スイスのダニエル コラドン教授は、流体の流れのデモンストレーションの一環として、水を噴射して光を導き、光が水の軌道に沿って進むことを発見しました。同じ頃、フランスの光学専門家ジャック バビネは、湾曲したガラス棒で同じ効果を実証しました。1850 年代までに、パリ オペラ座は特殊効果にコラドンの光を曲げるトリックを使用し、1880 年代には、この効果は大きな光る噴水のデザインに使用されました。 これらのデモンストレーションで作用していた現象は、全反射と呼ばれるものです。光が、ある透明な素材から屈折率の異なる別の素材に斜めに通過すると（つまり、光は素材内で異なる速度で移動します）、その経路は曲げられます。しかし、屈折率の差が十分に大きく、光の角度が十分に浅い場合、光は曲がるのではなく、表面で反射され、素材内にとどまります。全反射は、屈折率の高いダイヤモンドが適切にカットされると輝く理由です。

光ファイバーへの長い道のり - ブライアン・ポッター著

[lesser-known-composers]

Giovanni Sgambati (1841 - 1914) - Piano Concerto in G minor, Op. 15 (1878 - 1880)

1. Moderato maestoso 2. Romanza. Andante sostenuto 3. Allegro animato

Jorge Bolet, piano

Nürnberg Symphony Orchestra Ainslee Cox, conductor