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Still Life with Figs and BreadLuis Meléndez (Spanish; 1716–1780)ca. 1770Oil on canvasNational Galler

shewhoworshipscarlin:Coat, 1780s-90s.

my18thcenturysource:The White (and colourful) StripesThe stripes for the late 18th century menswear

omgthatdress:Coat1780sMusée Galliera de la Mode de la Ville de Paris

modelaest:damesalamode:geisterseher:‘The Bum-Bailiff outwitted, or, The Convenience of fashion’ (178

damesalamode:geisterseher:‘The Bum-Bailiff outwitted, or, The Convenience of fashion’ (1786). ROFLMA

history-of-fashion:1784 Adolf Ulrich Wertmüller - Edmond Charles Genet(Albany Institute of History a

Portrait of Johanna Elisabeth von Schmerfeld by Johann Heinrich Tischbein, c. 1780

Luis Meléndez (1716–1780)Still life

leirathemartian:charleyparkhurst:zooophagous:nudityandnerdery:free-parking:cyanometer, c. 1789, an i

littlespaceofficer:One of the mermaids I did for Mermay a while ago.You can check the rest of them h

crests-and-coronets:Miniature portrait of unknown lady, Tansen Collection

.46 Caliber Girodoni Air RifleThis peculiar rifle was used by the Austrian Army from 1780 to 1815 an

vincentbriggs:I still haven’t got any good full length photos of me wearing this coat (I want to alt

lebedame-wegelagerin:vinceaddams:Look at this delightful little pastel man! His coat looks like cand

thegentlemanscloset:Men’s coat circa 1787-1792. Wool. French in style. I like this coat because it’s

parkstone-international:Elisabeth Vigée Lebrun – Charles Alexandre de Calonne, 1784. In HD! #VigeeLe

mimic-of-modes:Young Officer in a Zebra Coat, calling someone to give an account of his services. - 

All steel Scottish flintlock pistol by Thomas Murdoch of Duone, circa 1780.

history-of-fashion:1779-1781 Johann Zoffany - The Sharp Family on the Thames

hismarmorealcalm:Unknown artist  Ceres, a Caryatid  circa 1780  Terracotta

cptcasey:1780 silhouette of the Marquis de Lafayette by John Marshall

Alright, I’m sorry I called these breeches “horrible and garish”. I love how they

fripperiesandfobs:Robe à la française, 1750′s, altered 1780′sFrom the V&A

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