Anna M. Thane
@annamthane
An account about 18th-century history, flowers, historical fashion, art; can contain traces of poetry and cake. #ChandelierSunday I blog at:
Yesterday was Opera Night. I simple have to share a photo of one of the gorgeous chandeliers #ChandelierSunday #lüsterliebe
Before electric power in homes became mainstream, a gasolier was the top-of-the-line lighting device. Open gas flames replaced the traditional candles. #ChandelierSunday This gaslight chandelier was designed by architect Sir John Soane in 1816.
#CoolRefuge : the strong room of Burton Constable Hall for #PalacesAndGardens
#CoolRefuge :Temple of Aeolus, the keeper of winds of Ancient Greece for #PalacesAndGardens Without walls and sitting on a specially-built mound, the temple is certainly a place to enjoy a breeze. It is located in Kew Gardens, UK
Back in the second century, someone in ancient Nubia thought life is better with a frog mug. ❤️
perfect dress for summer days: the silk-net was embroidered with straw; ca. 1810
#bloomscrolling Asclepias tuberosa, commonly known as butterfly weed or butterfly love
Let‘s at least have some iceicle-shaped crystal drops on this hot #ChandelierSunday.
Look forward to July! Here is a list of new #non_fiction #books about the #18thcentury scheduled for next month: regency-explorer.net/new-releases/ #Regency #Napoleon #history #18thc
In 1822, German readers would enjoy novels by a certain Johanna Austen.
Something cute for #UpliftingEnergy #PalacesAndGardens. (Photo taken at the estate of Hinton Ampner / UK)
Embroidered Court Coat (1800/15) and a chemise dress with embroidery (1805/15) (on display at Bayerisches Nationalmuseum in Munich)
Awesome ceiling by Robert Adam and Antonio Zucchi in the Tapestry Room of Nostell Priory #CeilingsOnSunday