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Daphnephoria Artist: Lord Frederick Leighton /nvsie
asklondinium:In honor of The Goodies coming back for a one-off radio performance (what did we ever d
George Frederick Keller (1846–), ‘The Snake and the Humming-Bird’, “St.
aqua-regia009:A Visit to the Haunted Chamber (edited),1869 - William Frederick Yeames
harpij:Frederick Hart, Ex Nihilo Tympanum (detail)
conceptadecency:Just a reminder that Frederick Banting, discoverer of the process to synthesise insu
flyartproductions:Smallest regardless, largest in chargeProud Maisie (1868), Frederick Sandys / Truf
Oriana (1861). Frederick Sandys (English, 1829–1904). Oil paint on wood. Tate.The su
I was brought to the ER by my amazing friend Becca Frederick earlier today when my ovarian pain turn
frederick-ardley:Oh Why Not, More Lightning.Photographed By Frederick ArdleyClick to follow on Insta
Frederick Hollyer’s photograph of an earlier version of The Sleepers, and the One tha
almavio:Frederick Sommer (1905–1999) • Untitled [Out of Focus Nude], 1962
you-deserve-the-best-in-life:Oceanshades | By Frederick Judd Waugh (1861-1940)
fahdes:“If there is no struggle, there is no progress.” - Frederick Douglass
conceptadecency:Just a reminder that Frederick Banting, discoverer of the process to synthesise insu
Dinner DressHouse of WorthCharles Frederick WorthJean-Philippe Worth1890-95At his shop, Worth fashio
japonismefashion: Ball GownHouse of WorthCharles Frederick Worth1887First image taken from The Broo
fashionsfromhistory: Evening Dress Charles Frederick Worth c.1882 The MET
lookingbackatfashionhistory: • Lady’s Ball Gown. Designer/Maker: Charles Frederick Worth
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perioddramasource:Daveed Diggs as Frederick Douglass in The Good Lord BirdRequested by anonymous
antiquatedfashions: Fancy Dress Costume by Charles Frederick Worth France, 1870 Metropolitan Museum
Court Presentation Gown by Charles Frederick WorthFrance, 1888Met MuseumNote the change of bodice be
No Richer Town Than London, by Frederick C. Herrick, 1927
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