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Tag Archives: 1850’s
1857: Clouds
Gustave Le Gray: Marine, étude de nuages (1856-57)
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1857: Niagara
Frederic Edwin Church: Niagara (1857)
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1856: Mountains & Rivers
G.W. Colton: Mountains & Rivers from Colton’s Atlas Of The World, Illustrating Physical And Political Geography. By George W. Colton. Accompanied By Descriptions Geographical, Statistical, And Historical, By Richard Swainson Fisher, M.D. (1856). Click for detail. (source)
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1855: Your Very Flesh Shall Be a Great Poem
This is what you shall do: Love the earth and sun and the animals, despise riches, give alms to every one that asks, stand up for the stupid and crazy, devote your income and labor … Continue reading
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1854: Eclipse
William and Frederick Langenheim: Eclipse of the Sun (1854) On May 26, 1854, William and Frederick Langenheim took the first photographs of a total eclipse of the sun visible in North America. (Other photographers did take pictures, but the Langenheims’ … Continue reading
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1855: Solitude
Louis Remy Mignot: Solitude (1855)
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1857: Bodrum
George Frederic Watts: Bodrum, Asia Minor (1857)
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1850: The Last Hoopoe Starling
FREGILUPUS VARIA As long ago as 1674 a note about the “Huppe” exists, by “Le Sieur D.B.,” i.e., Dubois. He says, when describing the birds of Réunion (translated): “Hoopoes or ‘Callendres,’ having a white tuft on the head, the rest … Continue reading
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1850: The Veil
Giovanni Strazza: The Veiled Virgin (c. 1850)
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1856: Mauresque Noire
Charles Cordier: Mauresque Noire [Black Moorish Woman], 1856
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