#1st empire

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EMMA — 2020, dir. Autumn de Wilde

Queen Hortense de Beauharnais in her Private Apartments — 1810, anonymous

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Portrait of Dragon, Hussard and a Polish Lancer !

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[blueiskewl]

Roman Glass Bowl 1st century B.C. The J. Paul Getty Museum.

[namelessdumbass]

Whore

[rhianna]

Whether they really aimed at the restoration of the Bourbon kings and at bolstering up the fortunes of an effete and dispossessed monarchy with money wrung from peaceable citizens, or whether they were a mere pack of lawless brigands made up of deserters from the army and fugitives from conscription, of felons and bankrupt aristocrats, will for ever remain a bone of contention between the apologists of the old régime and those of the new.

AuthorOrczy, Emmuska Orczy, Baroness, 1865-1947

Title:   The man in grey: Being episodes of the Chovan conspiracies in Normandy during the First Empire.

[theancientwayoflife]

~ Torso of Venus.

Date: A.D. 1–200

Culture: Roman

Marble: Marble

[unopenablebox]

i admit that i find it a little bit frustrating how Wildly Astonished other antizionist jews act when i tell them my israeli jewish family have lived in the region since [some unknown length of time before 1800 when there start being records about it]

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The Roman world at the death of Julius Caesar, 44 BC.

by LegendesCarto

[dailyhistoryposts]

On This Day In History

January 1st, 45 BCE: The Julian calendar goes into effect. January 1st is celebrated as the New Year for the first time.

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[empirearchives]

Evening dress, ca. 1810

French

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UGGHHH I LOVE HIM SO MUCH!!!!!!

THE SHERIFF IS BACK IN TOWNNNNN

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[blueiskewl]

Roman Gold Ring w/ Carnelian Intaglio, Leaning Cupid Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE

[barbucomedie]

Bath House Tile from Hexham, England dated to the 1st Century CE on display at the Roman Vindolanda Fort and Museum in Hexham, England

Large quantities of tile were discovered during the excavation of the Vindolanda pre-Hadrianic bath house, The tiles were probably manufactured on site ar Vindolanda. When they were laid out to dry numerous small animals walked over the damp clay, leaving footprints. Over 300 animal prints have been identified, representing cat, pig, cattle and sheep or goat.

Other impressions on the tiles include human finger prints, textile prints (where the tile carrier has pressed the tile against their rough apron or tunic) and grafitti.

Photographs taken by myself 2022