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'Joan of Arc before the Dauphin Charles' ,illustrated by Kay Nielsen, 1914.
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'Joan of Arc before the Dauphin Charles' ,illustrated by Kay Nielsen, 1914.
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Big apologies for the wait, but the pins are finally here! Based off my painting of Joan of Arc, this pin was so much fun to design! This is July's Patreon-exclusive pin for all Tier III subscribers (Thank you for all your support! ❤️) Pins will be sent out ASAP! Also, big news: I've upped the limit from 20 to 30 pin slots 🎉
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Archie Nathan’s 1960 book 𝑪𝒐𝒔𝒕𝒖𝒎𝒆𝒔 𝒃𝒚 𝑵𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒏 notes that the armor that Jean Seberg wears in the 1957 film 𝑺𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒕 𝑱𝒐𝒂𝒏 for the role of Joan of Arc was originally made for Ellaline Terriss’ portrayal of Joan of Arc in the 1911 play 𝑺𝒕. 𝑱𝒐𝒂𝒏 at the London Coliseum! If you know what costume designer may have costumed that original production, please comment below or on our website! Bit.ly/AncMed029
James Jacques Joseph Tissot, Triumph of the Will - The Challenge (detail), ca. 1877
Joan of Arc, France. 1839
After the model by Jean-Francois-Theodore Gechter (1795-1844)
Bronze, casting
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Жанна д'Арк, Франция. 1839
По модели Ж.Ф.Т. Гехтера (1795-1844)
Бронза, литье
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Historical figures I think it'd be neat for the doctor to meet in the show in no particular order
Emily Dickinson – I’d love for the Doctor to have a poetry-off with her. Plus, I think she’d be pretty blasé about the inevitable macabre elements of whatever story involves her.
Joan of Arc – I don’t want her visions to be explained; I want them to remain mysterious, yet still inexplicably help whatever extraterrestrial crisis has caused her path to cross with the comic hobo.
Edgar Allan Poe – For the same reason as Emily: bonus points if the Doctor’s two hearts inspire The Tell-Tale Heart in some way.
Oscar Wilde – I specifically want Fifteen to meet him so they can have a flamboyant gay-off. The banter would be dazzling, and the outfits even more so. Also, the Doctor quoting The Importance of Being Earnest in the middle of a crisis is non-negotiable. If we got Shakespearean Tennant quoting Shakespeare, we absolutely deserve this.
Hatshepsut – A forgotten-but-formidable female pharaoh who ruled with power and grace? The Doctor would absolutely admire her.
jeanne d'arc.
