Victoria Era

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Portrait of an unidentified soldier by Welsh photographer Calvert Richard Jones, c. 1845-1850.Source

ithelpstodream:Photos of women of color from the Victorian era are hard to come by.

thegentlemanscloset:Victorian era military jacket. A bit later in history than I generally like but

steampunktendencies:Victorian Era House on Wheels⠀The Neverwas Haul⠀and it does drive… 

danskjavlarna:This is how it begins.  From St. Nicholas magazine, 1905.

Velvet and Net Tea Gown, ca. 1891-93David Kemp & Son, Glasgowvia Kelvingrove Museum…and y

It’s FRIDAY FASHION FACT! If you have been reading this blog for a while, you’ll know th

Silk Afternoon Dress, ca. 1867via Musee du Costume et de la Dentelle

Silk Faille Day Dress with Braid Trim, ca. 1869via Augusta Auctions

Printed Silk Dress with Changeable Bodice, ca. 1868via McCord Museum

Silk Evening Dress, ca. 1865via Cincinnati Art Museum

Satin Striped Gown with Changeable Bodice, ca. 1865Mme. Marguerite Robesvia The Met

Caged in.

Julia Margaret Cameron Summer Days (May Prinsep, Freddy Gould, Lizzie Koewen, Mary Ryan), 1866

“A windy day on the Pont des Arts” (c. 1880-1881) (detail) by Jean Béraud (1849-1935).

libraryplankton:The smelting of copper in the Swansea district of South Wales, from the time of Eliz

detail of A portrait of a lady in a garden wearing a pink dress holding an iris by Thomas Kennington

Talking to gods is just talking out loud and hoping they’re there to pick up on it.

excelsors:sapphic moodboard series: the victorian era / behind closed doors, i am yours

karrova:Victorian era tattoo, by Sutherland Macdonald

19th century cane gun.  Pulling the head from the shaft reveals a six shot percussion pepperbox revo

odditiesoflife:Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which sh

Portrait of five members of the Virginia Military Institute Gymnasium Club from the 1885 edition of

A four barreled percussion pistol originating from England, early to mid 19th century.

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