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Top Hats. They’re not just for Abe Lincoln anymore.
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Top Hats. They’re not just for Abe Lincoln anymore.

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Le baron.Women like him, he likes horses, he makes them all run.
From La comédie de notre temps (The comedy of our time), written and illustrated by Bertall (Charles Albert d’Arnoux), Paris, 1874.
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Le baron.
Women like him, he likes horses, he makes them all run.

From La comédie de notre temps (The comedy of our time), written and illustrated by Bertall (Charles Albert d’Arnoux), Paris, 1874.

(Image source: archive.org)

    • #bertall
    • #the comedy of our time
    • #19th century
    • #france
    • #humor
    • #wood engraving
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Henri Robin and a Specter (Eugène Thiébault, 1863)
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Henri Robin and a Specter (Eugène Thiébault, 1863)

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    • #Eugène Thiébault
    • #1860s
    • #19th Century
    • #silver print
    • #print
    • #macabre
    • #creepy
    • #spooky
    • #ghost
    • #man
    • #fear
    • #scared
    • #post
    • #photo
    • #sepia
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“Common sense tells us that the things of the earth exist only a little, and that true reality is only in dreams. “Charles Baudelaire(1821-1867)
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“Common sense tells us that the things of the earth exist 
only a little, and that true reality is only in dreams. “

Charles Baudelaire
(1821-1867)

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Tent Camera Obscura
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Tent Camera Obscura

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Paul Renouard, chalk drawing from “The Graphic”.
From Modern illustration, by Joseph Pennell, London, 1895.
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Paul Renouard, chalk drawing from “The Graphic”.

From Modern illustration, by Joseph Pennell, London, 1895.

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know-your-rights89:

wow, amazing.
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wow, amazing.

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A Choice by Paul Laurence Dunbar

They please me not - these solemn songs
That hint of sermons covered up.
'Tis true the world should heed its wrongs,
  But in a poem let me sup,
Not simples brewed to cure or ease
Humanity's confessed disease,
But the spirit-wine of a singing line,
  Or a dew-drop in a honey cup!

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Stolen from Africa. Fought for America.
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Stolen from Africa. Fought for America.

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(by kim.stoltz)
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Lord Byron is beaming in heaven. Take note, men. Take note.
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Lord Byron is beaming in heaven. Take note, men. Take note.

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Toussaint L’Ouverture. The Slave who defeated Napoleon.
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Toussaint L’Ouverture. The Slave who defeated Napoleon.

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Book - 04 / 01 /09 (by Olly Moss)
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Book - 04 / 01 /09 (by Olly Moss)

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Poets and madmen, slave rebellions, inventors and killers, sailing and whaling, fightin' whorein' and scorin'- that's the 19th Century (1801-1900).

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