#19th century sims 4

[anachrosims]

I genuinely love doing the black and white photo portraits too.

[vermutandherring]

I couldn't resist the urge to recreate Jean-Léon Gérôme's painting 'Naopoleon and his general staff in Egypt' (1867).

I like how differently he portrays the characters. Wrapped and half-asleep generals suffering from heat and hot wind with sand. Their figures are bent and almost freely hanging from their saddles. While Bonaparte holds confidently, putting his hand on his knee and looking into the distance.

CC credits: Costumes by @acanthus-sims @empiredesimparte @simmerofthedawn | Royal Navy hat by @bruxel-reign on MTS Poses by @herecirmsims Camels by dkyrie on @omgts4ccfinds Lifeguard on Horse Deco Sims by @sunflowercontent

This is not my last Napoleonic post, I'm at this stage again 🙃

[anachrobuilds]

Historical artist’s workshop! I think this portion is done.

[the-melancholy-maiden]

Gilded Age Garden Set

This set is inspired by The Gilded Age tv series, based on the January CC poll. This will probably not be my last Gilded Age themed set, there are so many amazing hats and hairstyles! Enjoy :)

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[moon-simmers]

ARGENTINIDAD

🇦🇷 A Argentinian Historial Sim Download A few weeks ago my historical tumblr with things related from my country took a lot of relevance, thanks to many resources I realized that there are many people who are interested in having several argentinian sims in their game, so this is for them and everyone interested in the history of different countries (or who need some sim for their game lol).

[More photos, info and download below]

These sims are originally from my Women's Day post inspired by female historical figures from different decades in Argentina. They are doctors, lawyers, writers and much more. But there is a bonus included which is two new sims = Corina Kavannagh and Lola Mora.

Corina Kavanagh. 1890-1984.

Corina Kavanagh was an Argentinian rancher known for the Kavanagh Building , the tallest concrete skyscraper in Argentina and South America at the beginning of the last century. This building has a legend that says it was built because Corina fell in love with a man of the Anchorena family, one of the most illustrious surnames in Argentina. The Anchorena's were an aristocratic and landowning dynasty with a Basilica which they could see from their mansion. Corina had a wealthy family but they looked down on her as a "nouveau riche" with no lineage, so the Anchorenas prohibited her from having a relationship with one of their members. Corina bought the land between the basilica and the mansion and built 120 meters of concrete so that they could not see the church. Since 1936, the only way for the Anchorena family to visit their Basilica was through the Corina Kavanagh passage.

(Lola) Dolores Candelaria Mora. 1866-1936.

The most flattered and discussed Argentine sculptor of her time, the artist who scandalized the society of her time, died in poverty and was vindicated by time. She began studying portrait and drawing in Tucumán and then obtained a scholarship in 1896 to perfect herself in Rome where she changed drawing for sculpture. There she was highly praised and in 1900 the artist decided to return to the country, where she obtained several state commissions, including the Fountain of the Nereids in 1903. She also faced controversy due to the nudity of her figures, and in her workshop it was common to find her working with pants on the structures of the sculptures.

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Listed below are all the sims to download and with a view of their outfits.

CUSTOM CONTENT NEEDED (Not included)

THE CC FOR EACH ONE IS LISTED HERE

Each zip includes a file explaining how to install it.

It is a google document with all the cc of each creator (some links go to simfileshare because they are cc of some deactivated creator).

AT THE BOTTOM IS LISTED ONE SHEET FOR EACH SIM

SIMS DOWNLOAD:

Mariquita J. P. Sánchez de Thompson. 1786-1868

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Felicitas A. G. Guerrero. 1846-1872

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

Cecilia Grierson. 1859-1934.

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

(Lola) Dolores Candelaria Mora. 1866-1936.

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

Julieta Lantari. 1873-1932

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

María Angélica Barreda. 1888-1963.

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

Corina Kavanagh. 1890-1984.

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

Amalia Celia Figueredo de Pietra. 1895-1985.

SIM: [SIMFILESHARE]

Victoria Ocampo 1890-1979

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Finlandia Pizzul. 1902-1987.

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KO-FI / CAFECITO

[inlovewithregencyera]

Regency Era Accessories Part 2:

I've converted this turban from Sims 2 creator maya40, when downloading please read the description.

I've recolored a shawl accessory by Sherazade that they've converted from a Sims 3 creator deltasim

Awellah: Includes a Turban and Shawl. This turban will fit the late Georgian era (1780s+ when Turkish Influence was prominent in the West), and Regency Era (1795-1837). The Shawls can fit any era I suppose, but the recolors of the Awellah Shawl are in paisley prints which were in fashion during the Regency era.

Temperance: Includes a Sheer Translucent version of the Awellah Shawl

BGC and Hat Slider Compatible

Below I've included some pictures of shawls and turbans during both the Georgian and Regency Eras.

Previous Accessories

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[cringeborg-moved]

Salami - an 1830s hairstyle

I asked my friends for name suggestions and Yasha said Salami. So the hair is named Salami. No, Yasha is not a small child. Next time I'll ask my 8 month old coworker. Moving on.

BGC

NOT hat compatible

Uses parts from a GTW hair, two GF hairs, this hair and this hair

Diffuse map is a little wonky, mostly in the back (see the 360 of the dirty blonde swatch)

Vertices: 8654

Polygons: 11243

Appropriately tagged and all that

Known issues:

There are little gaps and weird mesh things happening inside this braid contraption. I wouldn't say it's particularly noticable or annoying.

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[coeurdavide]

I was in need of boater hats for my boys to cover their heads in warm weather. Too tired to search the internet and in an intense fit of procrastination I decided to create my first custom content! “Keep reading” to Download:

The hat is not perfect (e.g. doesn’t fit many female hair meshes), but it includes classic colours that are true to its worn era (1880s-1920s). Men didn’t wear light coloured boaters which were rather worn by women and children. Of course mix and match however you like.

DOWNLOAD: Google Drive

You are free to edit this piece in any way. Just credit by linking back to me/this post. Don’t reupload and claim as your own and don’t sell it anywhere.

Credit: Dresses by @linzlu​

[tamiisimss]

Mansão do Século XIX inspirada em Bridgerton

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[bellagoth777]

MONET LEGACY - DECADES CHALLENGE ♡✧･ﾟ༄

PRESENTACION: PERSONAJES INICIALES - 1800s

Robert Monet: Nacido el 25 de noviembre de 1774, hijo único y heredero de toda la fortuna de Los Monet: una familia aristocrática fundada en el siglo XV, con un alto poder económico y social.

ASPIRACION: Linaje Exitoso

RASGOS: Amante del arte, seguro de sí, familiar.

Cassandra Monet: Nacida el 14 de febrero de 1883, proviene de una familia lujosa y pudiente en la alta sociedad de la época de regencia.

ASPIRACION: Gran Familia Feliz

RASGOS: Romántica, familiar y creativa.

[anachrosims]

I made 57 poses and got a few good portraits out of them already.

As usual, all are in-game screenshots edited in Photoshop; poses by me; thank you to all the CC creators for the hair, clothes, and accessories. x

[shkatzchen]

Once upon a time, I decided to make Hogwarts.

Badly.

It's not much like actual Hogwarts, but I had a lot of fun putting together designs for all the different classrooms, offices and quarters for the professors, common rooms and dormitories, and various other rooms. I set it as a library lot. Unfortunately, it was perhaps a bit over full, and didn't play very well. I did have a lot of fun building it though!

Part of building it meant looking for decorations and I stumbled across @murfeelee's Willam Morris Wall Hangings, which she created for Sims 3. I converted them for Sims 4 and they made a great addition to multiple rooms. The image above shows one decorating one of the dormitory stairwells off the Slytherin common room (the upper left corner shows off the potions classroom).

Although these all have a very medieval feel to them, they're actually Victorian! William Morris was a leader of the arts and crafts movement, which endeavored to move away from industrialization and mass-made clutter and to carefully selected pieces which showed individuality, craftsmanship, and taste. One of his most famous quotes, which is quite Marie Kondo in nature, is "Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful."

The original set, complete with images of all 15 swatches, can be found here on The Sims Resource.

Download my conversions from SimFileShare here.

[anachrobuilds]

Artist’s townhouse: Finished sitting room, guest room, dining room, upstairs bedroom, artist’s workshop.

Next up to do: Cellar areas with kitchen, storage, servant’s bedroom, bathroom.

[the-melancholy-maiden]

Advent Weekend #2: 19th c. Updo

Here is the second installment of Advent (a day late). This hair was inspired by a portrait of Caroline von Holnstein from 1834. The painting hangs in the Gallery of Beauties in Germany (thanks @simstomaggie for mentioning this to me!)

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[wine-dark-soup]

Aren't they cute

[teawithtash]

Plate III. A Cottage Adapted to Garden Scenery, or as an Entrance Lodge

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I finally decided to download The Sims 4 and okay... I'm addicted. I initially didn't like the game play, but I'm learning to play it and after figuring out how to slow time I am actually living.

Of course, I'm already starting to build historical houses inspired by the plates of John B. Papworth's book Rural Residences of 1818. It's important to know that this house's blueprint wasn't altered, so it is perfect for Sims that want to live their romantic #Regency fantasy or those that want a fixer-upper house to remodel it.

I'm in heaven! Sims 4 -  Cottage Living is MADE for this book. It's a dream! Download this house here: