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Interior of the Arch of Titus by Robert Macpherson. Scottish, 1850s. Albumen silver print. Getty Mus

fawnvelveteen:Lady Clementina Hawarden took up photography in 1857; using her daughters as models, s

frenchfrysplash:muirin007:“Victorians were stuffy prudes.”PEOPLE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN PEOPLEAll these ph

“Idols” photo book from the 1970s New York drag scene. Photographs by Gilles Larrain 

loverofbeauty:Abou Simbel / Francis Frith. ca.1856-60. Library of Congress

Christian Tagliavini photography series “1503″ largely inspired by the masters of the Renaissance, n

fuckindiva:1940s street style in New York

Collections in the Palace Museum, Beijing, China.By 动脉影

ancientart:The ancient Greek Erechtheum on the Athenian Acropolis, 421-406 BC. In the southwestern c

Meghan Leese as Cinderella in “True Cinderella” from Glassbook Magazine, wearing a design by Rachel

Photograph of a woman in historical costume, looks like an early-mid 18th century riding coat and dr

Arch of Janus Quadrifrons by Robert MacPhersonScottish, 19th centuryalbumen printMuseum of Fine Arts

Colonne de Pompée by Henry CammasFrench, 1850-1860 (negative) and c. 1862 (print)albumenized salted

brooklyn bridge in rainy weather, 1927 [historical publications: “reflets photographiques.” Vu 1, no

NOW ON VIEW in the Contemporary Art Galleries— El Moro is part of Omar Victor Diop’s ‘Project Diaspo

Medinet-Habu by John Beasley Greene. 1854. Salted paper print from paper negative. Metropolitan Muse

Ruins of a Byzantine church at Mount Nebo, Jordan (the mountain where Moses is said to have been bur

facesofthevictorianera:(via William Goetsch Family | Photograph | Wisconsin Historical Society) c. 1

steampunktendencies:Building Of The Eiffel Tower In Stunning & Must-See Historical Photographs

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Women dressed in 18th century masquerade costumes for the “Bal Oriental” held in Venice, September 1

Greek traditional costumes photographed by Giannis KontosThe traditional costume of a “Karagouna”, a

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