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19thcenturyboyfriend: The Model (1822), Karl Bryullov

19thcenturyboyfriend:Detail, Kristian Zahrtmann

19thcenturyboyfriend:Self-portrait (1906), Rudolf Tewes

19thcenturyboyfriend:The Lamp Cleaner, Antonio Maria Fabres y Costa

19thcenturyboyfriend: Broken Oar, Frank Schoonover 

19thcenturyboyfriend: Max Seliger

19thcenturyboyfriend: William Orpen

19thcenturyboyfriend: Study:Science, Kenyon Cox

19thcenturyboyfriend: In the Studio, Jean-Georges Béraud

19thcenturyboyfriend: John Hemming Fry

19thcenturyboyfriend: Oleksandr Murashko

19thcenturyboyfriend: Self Portrait, Károly Brocky

19thcenturyboyfriend: George Warrington Stevens, War Correspondent, John Maler Collier

ganymedesrocks: 19thcenturyboyfriend: Self-Portrait, Austin Osman Spare  Austin Osman S

19thcenturyboyfriend: Portrait of Frederick Gustavus Burnaby, James Tissot

19thcenturyboyfriend: Self-Portrait, Stanisław Wyspiański

19thcenturyboyfriend: Claude Monet, John Singer Sargent

Bloomers were developed in the 19th century in America in response to the adverse effects women&rsqu

my18thcenturysource:Last week, Davrie Caro contacted me (via the Facebook page) to share these image

1880s gown in pink faille & brocaded oyster satin w/ poppy motif in orange & green, crystal

1893 ensemble by the House of Worth, made of silk, jet, and metal. “By the last quarter of the

1874 reception dress by Emile Pingat. Silk with stripes of dark blue satin and tan plain weave; dark

fripperiesandfobs:Dress, 1880′sFrom the Kent State University Museum on Facebook

#19thCenturyFashion - Princess Tatyana Alexandrovna Yusupova. Portrait painting by Franz Xavier Wint

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