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Théâtre Empress : L’entréeMontréal 2020
THE EMPRESS /// THE HIEROPHANTSorry I’ve been so absent on Tumblr! Definitely follow me on IG or Twi
blackandbrownlove:Empress Fatoumata DiawaraFb: @Fatoumata Diawara  
The Regazzoni family receiving a visit from the Empress of Austria in Venice by Francesco Montemezza
imperial-russia:Some of the fans from magnificent collection of Empress Maria Fyodorovna
Costumes from The Empress of China (set in the Tang Dynasty), starring Fan Bingbing. (Click to enlar
lohkaydraws:Empress Allura!Terrifying but awesome.
seehagiasophia:  Irene,  Byzantine Empress Consort 1118-34, detail from Comnenus mosaic, Hagia Sophi
Empress Josephine of France by Pierre-Paul Prud'hon c. 1805
minalafleur:ephemeral-elegance:Silk Moire Court Dress, ca. 1885Worn by Empress Elizabeth of Austriav
queenmaximov:Fan Bingbing as Wu Meiniang in The Empress of China (2015)Androgyny in Tang Dynasty fas
attackoftheclothes:Dining Gown for Empress TetaMireille Dagher, Fall 2014
against-stars:the first marked empress.
Detail from the monument of Margaret of Brabant,Queen of Germany and later Holy Roman Empress by Gio
theancientwayoflife:~ Portrait Head of the Empress Lucilla.Place of origin: Italy, RomeDate: ca. A.D
Chinese figures of the Qing dynasty by George Stuart;Emperor Kangxi and Empress Ci'an Empress Cixi a
jeannepompadour:Group of Qing dynasty courtiers including the last Empress of China Wanrong  (1904-1
candycloth:Flower Hairpin, Hau empress (1564-1620), Ming dynasty, China
Emperor John II Komnenos and Empress Irene with the Virgin and Child; mosaic in the Hagia Sophia, c.
Eleonora Gonzaga, Holy Roman Empress by Frans Luyckx, c. 1651  
Coin with the image of Byzantine Empress Aelia Eudocia,struck 425-429 AD.
The dancer Ruth St. Denis as Byzantine Empress Theodora by Jean de Strelecki, 1917-18
A replica of Empress Elisabeth of Austria’s wedding-eve dress, 1854
Portrait bust of a Roman woman with hair styled after the Empress Faustina. 140-150 CE. Marble.
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