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the-paintrist:actegratuit:“All ‘e Same T’e Pakeha” ou The good joke,1905,Charles Frederick GoldieCha

the-paintrist:actegratuit:“All ‘e Same T’e Pakeha” ou The good joke,1905,Charles Frederick GoldieCha

lookingbackatfashionhistory:• Evening ensemble.Designer: Charles Frederick Worth (French (born Engla

Fancy dress costume by Charles Frederick Worth, 1870

charlesdances:Ciarán Hinds as Captain Frederick Wentworth in Persuasion (1995)‘Unjust I may have bee

“I am so tired of 9/11.  I am so tired of the hypocrisies, the cant, the vaingloriousness (the bulls

Charles Frederick Holder - Half hours with fishes, reptiles, and birds - 1906 - via Internet Archive

karlkronic:On one side, Frederick Charles Krueger, haunting the dreams of Elm Street. The other, Jas

deathandmysticism:Frederick Charles Cooper, Winged bulls of Nimrud, Assyria, 19th century

Charles Frederick Holder - Half hours with fishes, reptiles, and birds - 1906 - via Internet Archive

Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe aka C.F Tunnicliffe, OBE, RA (British, 1901-1979, b. Langley, Macclesf

jaded-mandarin:George Romney. Mrs. Charles Frederick, Martha Rigden.

history-of-fashion:ab. 1897 Tea Gown by Charles Frederick Worth, belonged to Countess Greffulhecut-a

Mrs. Charles Kettlewell in Neoclassical Dress, Frederick Goodall

After the Concert Charles, Joseph Frederick Soulacroix

Gowns from 1887 and 1892 by Charles Frederick Worth

kehena2014:Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe (1901-1979) - The fashion parade (Modena pigeons), oil on c

vintagegal:Charles Frederick Worth Ivory silk satin two-piece dress c.1894-1985

charlesdances:Frederick & Anne | Sun & Moon“You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope…I

Along the Florida reef - Charles Frederick Holder - 1892 - via Internet Archive

Charles Frederick Worth afternoon dress, 1888

andantegrazioso:The gown Charles Frederick Worth designed for Euclid Avenue socialite Alice Wade Eve

charlesdances:Anne and Frederick | D i s t a n c e‘I must go, uncertain of my fate; but I shall retu

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