Nineteenth Gallery

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Get your garters on! Nineteenth century advert from the American Garter Company.

Whoa! It’s the Nineteenth pinup collection from the Ballbusting Cartoons Patreon Campaign! See

Retrospective cataloguing work recently turned up a book inscribed to the founder of our library Ale

Happy Birthday to illustrator and cartoonist Sir John Tenniel (1820-1914), born 200 years ago today

A Brontë Bicentennial17 January marks the 200th birthday of Anne Brontë (1820-1849), young

Joseph Harrison’s The Floricultural Cabinet‘A garden to walk in and immensity to dream i

Whitman at 200 ‘I will sleep no more but arise, You oceans that have been calm within me! how

Adriana Johanna Haanen (Dutch, 1814-1895): Still Life with Flowers, Oranges, Roses and Gooseberries

Broncia Koller-Pinell (Austrian, 1863 - 1934): Pitcher with flowers (via Dorotheum)

Antonietta Brandeis (Czech, 1848-1926): Sunset in the lagoon (via Bonhams)

Maria Martinetti (Italian, 1864-1921): In the courtyard (1895) (via Bonhams)

Attributed to Antonietta Brandeis (Czech, 1848-1926): Bridge over a venetian canal with a boy fishin

Ada Belle Champlin (American, 1875-1950): California Costal View (via Aspire Auctions)

Amélie d'Aubigny (née d'Autel) (French, 1795/6-1861): Roses, primroses, and a butterfl

Mabel Culbertson (American, 1874-1948): Sunshine and Shadow of Pt. Lobos (via Bonhams)

Agnes M. Cowieson (Scottish, active 1882-1940): On Portobello Sands, Waiting for Hire (via Bonhams)

Anne Davidson Muir (British, 1875-1951): Peonies (via Bonhams)

Eleni Prosalenti (Greek, 1870-1911): Petite fille (via Bonhams)

Mary Orwig Everett (American, 1876-1948): Tolano - Governor of San Ildefonso, Tewa (via Bonhams)

sexygranny-milf-aniac: In the nineteenth century masturbation was a disease; in the twentieth,

Bowder Stone, Borrowdale by John Atkinson Grimshaw (ca. 1863-1868).

Forge Valley, Hackness, near Scarborough by John Atkinson Grimshaw (1879).

Jane Shore by John Atkinson Grimshaw (ca. 1876).

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