Mourning - 5 AM—the world is silent save for the heater
17th of october - tony starks death
Mourning or keepsake ring, gold, the bezel in the form of an oval locket, now empty, ornamented on lid with an enamelled eye; hoop with engraved floral design reserved on ground of black enamel; hollow with six openings in inner side, once contained hair. No maker's mark.
The art of mourning in Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries: a look at post-mortem and memorial photographs and memorabilia.
An entertaining History blog
I am a history fan. But, the main reason this little image caught my attention is actually because I'm a fan of literature. A fan of knowledge. Of books in general, of any sort, shape, subject, or size. The thought of spending days (weeks, years) browsing and absorbing and immersing within the parchment fabled to…
Mary Balch's School, c. 1810
Mourning ring; gold; hoop represents two interlacing bands, one black enamel, the other white, both inscribed. No maker's mark.
This figure’s orientation suggests it may have been part of a Crucifixion group, situated to the left of Christ with another figure to the right to balance the composition. Fingers knotted in prayer, lips parted in anguish, the Virgin appears to recoil from the sight of her son on the cross. Her contorted pose and agitated draperies are visible manifestations of her grief. Obvious signs of wear to the stone suggest that the group may have been set outside of a church, perhaps atop pillars.
Mourning Palmyra - There is nothing sadder than writing about places you can no longer travel to and explore. Ancient places that for centuries stood ...
Exploring the blues with this set of four collages created with vintage and painted papers including blueprints and postage stamps. 4" x 4" each SOLD
Historical costuming
𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔱𝔥𝔯𝔢𝔞𝔡
Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Lovely Beaver Top Hat............. With mourning ribbon on band Mourning ribbon/Hair ...
One of hundreds of thousands of free digital items from The New York Public Library.
Diy mourning wreath.
