Seen at Syracuse, N.Y. Reports on observations of the total solar eclipse of December 22, 1870. U.S. Naval Observatory. 1871.
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Mantle
Early 1870s
This mantle appears to have been made from a wool shawl woven with broad bands of boteh motifs, originally with a central medallion now cut in half at the base of each side to fall attractively over arms in wear, and quarter medallions at each corner that are now placed at each side of the centre front and back of the garment.
Shawls striped with pattern, sometimes known as zebra shawls, were an alternative to the ubiquitous style of broad borders to a plain ground or central motif. Particularly popular from the 1820s to the 1860s they were produced by European manufacturers as well as the original Indian avid Kashmiri centres.
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La Mode Illustrée, 1871
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Alexei Kondratievich Savrasov (Russian, 1830-1897)
The Rooks Have Returned, 1871
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The German invasion & occupation of Northern France, 1870-1871
« Grand atlas de l’histoire de France », Autrement, 2011
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▪︎ The Coral Necklace.
Date: 1871
Artist: Frederick Sandys (British, 1829–1904)
Medium: Black, brown, and red chalk
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The Sleeping Beauty, Edward Burne-Jones, 1871
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Colossal. B.K. Bliss and Son's illustrated spring catalogue. 1871.
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La Mode illustrée, no. 16, 16 avril 1871, Paris. Toilettes de Mme Fladry, 27, F.9 Poissonière. Collection of the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands
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Barricades de la Commune, avril 71. Coin de la place Hotel de Ville & de la rue de Rivoli (Barricades of the Commune, April 71. Corner of Place Hotel de Ville & Rue de Rivoli), Pierre-Ambrose Richebourg, 1871
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In 1871, a woman from Quebec hired a hearse with the sole intention of riding around town smoking in the coffin-bed while enjoying the view.
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Black Mourning Ensemble, 1870-1872, American.
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A Romanian joke from 1871:
"So, Victor, how do you like my horse? I mean, how is it to ride?"
"V-v-v-er-y-y-y g-g-g-g-ood!"
from Familia (ed. Iosif Vulcan, published in [Buda]Pest), 4 July (Gregorian: 16 July) 1871
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