Edwardian Era Gallery
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I’d love to see the front of this dress.
A Welsh Victory at the National Sporting Club, 31st. March, 1919. Oil on canvas. The painting depict
You can’t love any era without simultaneously loving its architecture.
Windswept (1903) by John William Waterhouse (1849–1917). Private Collection.
Portrait of people posing in the H. Moschke Ltd. store in Pietersburg (now Polokwane), South Africa,
Look at those beautiful “feather-like” embellishments. © Augusta Auctions
everythingedwardian:Evening soireé style, about the 1910s.
Pleated dresses and stylish overcoats in 1915. Catalogue is unknown, possibly from Sears.
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artnouveaustyle:Gorham Sterling silver coffee set, made around 1910.Found on pinterest.
Portrait of Gabriel FauréJohn Singer Sargent (American; 1856–1925)ca. 1889Oil on canvas Musée de la
Gabriel FauréJohn Singer Sargent (American; 1856–1925)1896Graphite on off-white paper Harvard Art Mu
1900’s Lookbook Part 2The Edwardian era took place from the late 1890’s to 1914, or the
stellar-raven: Wood-nymph (c. 1900-1915); Frances Benjamin Johnston - photographer.
unhistorical: My Sweet Rose (1908), John William Waterhouse
the-garden-of-delights: Evening dress, 1914, Callot Soeurs, The Metropolitan Museum of Art [x]. *dro
Lovely Lily Elsie.
Come to the dark side - we have style. Another lavish portrait painting by Giovanni Boldini.
We as a society may have changed dramatically, but our best friends are just as furry and as adorabl
Postcard bride and groom.
Ahhhh! GORGEOUS!
I think if those shoes were closer to navy blue they’d accompany her suit quite nicely. :)
The great “magician” himself! Dr. (though he wasn’t really!) Walford Bodie, a hypn
From a Sears catalogue, probably early 1910s.
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