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art-from-me-to-you:Jean Baptiste Marie Pierre, The Abduction of Europa, 1750
Pietà.c.1750.Oil on canvas.88.9 x 69.9 cm.Art by Corrado Giaquinto.(1703-1766).
thegentlemanscloset:I love this banyan. The pattern, the color, the fact that it’s double-breasted.
Library chair with steps, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, 1750. Mahogany, velvet. England. Muse
Maria Christina of Austria by Martin van Meytens, 1750
omgthatdress:Waistcoat1750-1770The Metropolitan Museum of Art
history-of-fashion:ab. 1752 Jean-Étienne Liotard - Breakfast(Alte Pinakothek)
winterr-reise:The March of the Guards to Finchley - (x)William Hogarth1750
Vincitrice Coppa d’Oro Villa d’Este 2014Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS, Zagato, 1931
uwmspeccoll:Fashion FridayFor this week’s Fashion Friday, we’re taking a slightly different approach
Pineapple Coffeepot, 1750. Creamware, colored glazes. Staffordshire, England. Exhibition Bitter|Swe
City plan of Udinsk (now Ulan-Ude, Siberia, 1750).Ulan-Ude was founded as the small fort of Udinskoy
A Vase of Flowers by Rachel Ruysch (1664–1750), 1706, oil on canvas
history-of-fashion:ab. 1750 Andrea Soldi - James Gibbs, Architect(National Galleries of Scotland)
The Apocalyptic Prophecies of Joanna Southcott,Born in 1750 in Devon, England, Joanna Southcott beli
A pair of all steel Scottish flintlock pistols crafted by John Murdoch of Edinburgh, circa 1750.from
Court dress, c. 1750
Fun Fact!While living in London in the 1750’s Benjamin Franklin attended a secret society call
Rare Indian matchlock musket/axe combination gun dated 1750. Handle unscrews to reveal the barrel a
Landscape with Ruins, SunsetPierre Henri de Valenciennes (1750–1819)The Bowes Museum
themacabrenbold:Bolognese School, after engravings produced by Jan Wandelaar, ca. 1750
historyarchaeologyartefacts:The oldest cooking recipes, Babylon, 1750 B.C. [960 x 860]
acrosscenturiesandgenerations:▪Grand Pianoforte.Manufacturer: Érard (French, ca. 1750–1850)Date: ca.
Lady visiting a Saivite shrine by Muhammad Faqirullah Khan, c. 1750
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