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Walking dress, House of Worth, c.1895
Satin, velvet, silk taffeta.
via museo nacional de la historia del traje on flickr
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which outfit would you rather wear? (1895)
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requested by: @wordmage-girl
request: those crazy Victorian sleeves. Just absolutely huge. The ones that needed extra padding underneath
commentary from the curator: one thing about me is that I looooooove a puffed sleeve 🙂↕️🙂↕️
Woman Reading / La Liseuse (1895) by Henri Matisse. Musée Matisse.
A Fabergé silver-gilt and enamel vase, workmaster Alexander Petrov, circa 1895, Saint Petersburg, RUSSIA
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Kinder und Hausmaerchen der Brueder Grimm (sic)
Ca. 1895
Artist : Hermann Vogel
Poems by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Published in 1895 | Video Summary
Side Note: Please note that Frances Ellen Watkins Harper wrote two books of Poems that have “Poems” in the title. The other book is titled “Poems on Miscellaneous Subjects”. The first poem is The Syrophencian Woman.
If you would like to read the full book, you can find many versions in your library or online. This book is in the public domain. You can find it on many sites like Project Gutenberg and Google Play Books.
Disclaimer: This post is a summary of the book. The book is available in the public domain and may contain some historical inaccuracy. I summarize the book to the best of my ability or highlight excerpts of interesting facts. If you would like to add information, advise a current article/book, and/or critically analyze the book, it is welcome. Thank you.
