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~ Frans Van Der Mijn, Portrait of a Gentlewoman (1756) (detail)
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~ Frans Van Der Mijn, Portrait of a Gentlewoman (1756) (detail)
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Robe à la française with matching stomacher and petticoat ca. 1755 - 1760
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Europe in 1756 just prior to the Seven Years’ War
Hi everyone! This is a map I made of Europe in 1756 just prior to the Seven Years’ War. I’ve also made a version with information about developments in various countries between 1740 and 1763, from the beginning of the War of the Austrian Succession to the final peace treaties concluding this period of conflict. You can find it here.
Due to the large file size, viewing on desktop is recommended. Alternative link for mobile users here.
If you’d like to check out any of my other maps, you can find them here. The sources for my writeups can be found here.
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Galahad - Forest Dew from AFK Journey
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Tiepolo (It. 1727-1804)
The Charlatan (1756)
Oil on canvas (67 x 49 cm)
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Akutagawa daily 1756/★
Felipe Cramé | Castillo de San Francisco de Paula | San José, Cabo de Gata, Almería, España | 1756
A bit over the top for my taste, but it certainly feels good to wear him...
