The Masquerade Gallery
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Illustrations from the so-called “Brussels Album”, depicting numerous ceremonies held to
meindraws:Blades of Light and Shadow Appreciation Week featuring the main LIs in their masquerade ou
“A Lady of Hindoostan” i.e. India; Plate from Beau Monde, 1809. Could be an illustration
Arlequina from Comedia dell Arte Schwarzenberg collection of theatralia, theatre repertoire and cost
A masquer in “Brittannia Triumphans” and costume for the King in the masquerade “S
Theo Bell, Brujah Archon by John Van Fleet for Vampire: The Masquerade by White Wolf Game Studio
Women dressed in 18th century masquerade costumes for the “Bal Oriental” held in Venice, September 1
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Lady Noire MasqueradeSince @thefalsevyper drew a BREATHTAKING piece of my MisterNoire Masquerade des
Plum blossoms dryad mask - It took me a few months to devise a way to make realistic-looking faux st
Scary ladies and spooky gentleman, my Kickstarter for the new Mind’s Eye Theatre: Vampire The
Margravine Sibylla Augusta of Baden-Baden dressed for a masquerade as an Oriental slave, 1700-06
Franziska Sibylla of Saxe-Lauenburg (1675-1733) Margravine of Baden-Baden in fancy dress costume as
The Countess de Grey as Cleopatra at the the Duchess of Devonshire’s Diamond Jubilee Costume Ball, 1
Cap. Cerimonia and Signora Laurina, Balli di Sfessania by Jacques Callot, 1621-22
Design for a fancy-dress costume by Leon Sault, 1860s
Countess Jacqueline Elisabet Gyldenstolpe by Jakob Björk (1727-1793)
Archduchess Maria Amalie in dance dress with a mask in her hand by David Richter the Elder, 1709
Ready for bed at Stately Home Castle Howard, North Yorkshire, England.Part of the Christmas Masquera
And now was acknowledged the presence of the Red Death. He had come like a thief in the night. And
Blades of Light and Shadow Appreciation Week featuring the main LIs in their masquerade outfits for
thelifeinmyshadesofgrey:VTMB scenery ─ Chinatown
lulz-time:prancing-pies:So my prom was masquerade themedThis post has been featured on a 1000notes.c
The egúngún masquerade tradition, practiced by the Yorùbá people of West Africa and their diasporic
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