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fashion-from-the-past · 7 days

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bybloemencomic · 2 years

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Working on some promo art for the ch.4 launch (on October 7th!!)

I have such a love/hate relationship with 17th century Dutch clothing. It’s gorgeous and highly detailed with fun silhouettes, but it’s also...highly detailed...with funky silhouettes.

I posted a brief write-up on the costume explorations for this chapter, and I think I’m going to follow up shortly to get into the weeds on some of the final selections for each character / the art history inspirations. Tl;dr: there are some anachronisms here, some decade-hopping, but all in service of Good Fits.

#bybloemen #character design #17th century #17th century clothing

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solcattus · 8 months

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Details of the Saint Ana sculpture (from the set 'Family of the Virgin')

By Juan Alonso Villabrille y Ron

#art #beauty #aesthetic #aesthetics #spanish art #sculpture #detail #art detail #clothing #clothes #baroque #religious art #fine art #european art #fashion #17th century #18th century #masterpiece #classical art

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stigmatam4rtyr · 4 months

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Icon of the Woman Clothed in Sun (17th century)

#art #fine art #painting #17th century #the woman clothed in sun

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life-imitates-art-far-more · 2 months

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Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) "Portrait of Albert and Nicolaas Rubens" (1626/1627) Oil on panel Baroque Located in the Liechtenstein Museum, Vienna, Austria

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cy-lindric · 2 years

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Louis, Anne, Philippe, Mazarin, Beaufort, and most importantly, Pistache

#dumas #vingt ans après #twenty years after #the three musketeers #les trois mousquetaires #louis xiv #anne d'autriche #philippe d'orléans #jules mazarin #francois de bourbon-vendôme #duc de beaufort #17th century #historical clothing

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clove-pinks · 1 year

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Me thinking of this image: "Oh yeah the English Civil War mods vs. rockers" :)

#to him pudel bite him peper #roundhead curr!#cavalier dog!#english civil war #17th century #royalists #parliamentarians #tbh the differences in clothing and hairstyles are not dramatic #well-off officers looked pretty fancy no matter the side #i appreciate the themed pet dogs

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ratuszarsenal · 6 months

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South-Eastern Poland, December, 1662 - three teenage girls of different faiths form a short-lived but memorable travel friendship

(from the left: a Tatar mercenary's sister, an Arian refugee and the daughter of a travelling Karaite Hakham. history notes under the cut)

the Arians, or Socinians, or as they called themselves, the Polish Brethren, were a radical branch of protestantism that constituted one of many religious minorities of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. their doctrine rejected many foundational Calvinist doctrines (such as predestination, divine nature of Christ, the trinity, etc) and preached principles of pacifism, separation of church and state, and equality between the genders. during the 1660s, when Poland-Lithuania was under attack by protestant Sweden, Arian men were banished from the country under threat of death - in 1662, the law was expanded to include Arian women, too. the Polish Brethren would not survive as a religious movement after exile.

Karaites are an ethnic and religious group of (most likely) Semitic origin, which have formed communities in Eastern Europe as far back as the 10th century. the Karaite faith split from Rabbinic Judaism probably around the 1st century bc. Karaims don't recognise Oral Law as legitimately binding and spiritual leaders/scholars, called Hakhams, have more of an advisory than authoritative role. Karaite communities in the Commonwealth suffered exceptionally heavy losses in the 1650s as a result of armed conflicts. today there are around 340 Karaites living in Poland and 200 or so in Lithuania, where the Karaim language is now used for liturgy, as opposed to the traditional Hebrew. despite the Karaite people Semitic origin, the Karaim language emerged in Crimea, from the Turkic language family, being derived from the now-extinct Kipchak - Karaim shares this origin with Tatar, Siberian Tatar and Crimean Tatar.

Tatar is an umbrella term for many different ethnic groups originating from 12th century Mongolia. Tatar settlers, polytheistic as well as Muslim, first came to Lithuania in the 14th century. as they started to be an integrated ethnic & religious minority of the Commonwealth, they came to be known as Lipka Tatars. their contribution to Polish-Lithuanian history mostly has to do with warfare, in which the conflicts of the 1600s are an important episode. today, there are 10-15 thousand Lipka Tatars in Poland, Lithuania and Belarus. (speak Polish? check this out!)

#oh clothes are inaccurate? try finding references for 17th century female clothing of a rural eastern european ethnic minority. try it.#ask box Open. goodnight.#eelart #history #17th century #PL

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gomzdrawfr · 7 days

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[oc x cannon rambles]

OKAY. Continuining from this.

New Au that originates from Royal AU -> Isekai Royal AU

more rambles/lore/fic/explanation/art below (compiled it into one post so i dont spam yall's tl with my bs LMAO:

[wARNING: big sad, MCD(Raven), angst, death, violence, injuries]

In the ending of Royal AU, King!Price married another Queen and had a kid, Royal Guard!Raven got promoted to Commander, they go their separate ways for the sake of the nation

The kid, aka the Princess, has everything Price had, the exact blue eyes and all except she was blonde like her mother.

She was rather fond of Raven, and always sneaked out to find Commander Raven despite Raven warning her not to.

Raven's still a softie though, so in the end, she ended up growing soft for her.

Until it all falls apart.

First it was a scream, and before she could register it she was bolting towards the voice.

It was the lil girl's scream.

She regretted not wearing armour that day, but somehow she managed to escape with the Princess in hand, stumbling down to the deeper part of the woods that was safe for now.

"Shhh...don't cry Princess....you're safe now"

Raven coos the trembling young Princess, her poor face pale from the shock and bruises on her delicate skin.

Lost count of how many arrows were on her back, she knew it was only a matter of time before it will take its full effect.

Poison arrows, the fletching bearing a black greenish gradient.

It was an assassination attempt on the young Princess.

"R-Raven...Raven I'm scared...."

"It's okay, it's okay...don't be scared....help's on their way..."

"Papa...I want Papa!!"

"......"

She sighs quietly, it stings, not from the arrows itself, but...from the weight of it all.

"I want your papa too....Princess"

She mumbled in a dazed, blood loss and her dizziness making it hard for her to decipher if she was thinking, or talking out loud, one thing she is certain was she can no longer hunched forward as she slumps to the ground.

"R-Raven? Raven!"

"....listen to me well...lil one..."

"...your papa....the Emperor...your majesty...is a great man..."

"he was a man who loved with all his heart...."

"your papa loves unconditionally....and the one thing he loves most in the world...is you"

More sniffles were heard from the lil girl, who were shaking worse than before, Raven reaches her hand out in an attempt to calm the young lady, only to smear some of her blood onto her pretty pink dress, she frowns at that...but...she was tired...

So so tired...but she kept going.

"....papa may be scary sometimes...and he scolds you...or punish you...but it's for your own good"

"....papa is also very kind...when he needs to...he bought you the tiara you really wanted...remember, Princess?"

"y-yes...I love it..."

"that's right...and you are a pretty girl...pretty eyes like your papa...yeah?"

Raven smiles, the pain subsiding into a blur

"and you have the brightest smile...don't cry...Princess...because a smile suits you better...please?"

She knows this is all wrong, that the poor princess will be traumatized forever because of this.

But the Princess was obedient, and smiles through the snort and tears.

Raven chuckles quietly, nodding weakly.

She'll be alright.

"...treasure your papa...Princess..."

Her eyes closed once, twice...and it was getting harder and harder to open them, or to hear anything else, not even the sound of horses gallop that was getting closer and closer

"...do it for me..."

And then she was swallowed by darkness

In her last moment, she watched a couple sitting side by side, she knew this scene.

The last time they were allowed to be with each other.

"Maybe in another life..." "I'll look for you in every single one of those lifetime" "yeah...you'd that for me, birdie?" "mhm..." "just remember...I love owls" "pretty vague if you ask me..." "you'll know it when you see me" "....that I can guarantee..."

The scene before her morphs into nothingness when she tried to reach out for it, a blinding light forces her vision to go white as she struggles to move.

When she does open her eyes again, she was heaving, sweating and....grabbing the air?

She blinks a few time, this doesn't feel like dying, wait-

She quickly sat up, and realise she was in a room, dimly lit but there were light at the balcony, she dash towards it, opening the windows only to be greeted with something she wouldn't expect.

She recognise this place...the ocean, the city, the flags, the castle- this castle-

How the hell did she end up in the Umbralis Citadel? [bear with me here i literally cannot come up with names of places LOL]

She quickly strolls back to her room, stopping before a mirror as she glanced at her reflection.

A Princess.

She has reincarnated as the Veil Princess.

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anywyas yeah thats sort of the fic SO the premise for the first art itself is moreso Princess Raven who managed to finally see King!Price after some careful planning and such, took the opportunity and meet him.

At first she gaze from afar, because she got emotional seeing him after...after everything they went through (she didn't even get to say good bye to him before she died).

Her attire choices was deliberate, although she was already rocking the modest, simple look since as the Veil Princess, no one really pay attention to her (she's the youngest in the royal family).

So she finally approaches him...AND THE STORY BEGINS-

#theres so many loop hole i have to tackle but the bIGGEST PROBLEM IS THE SETTING TIMING AND CLOTHINGS #im thinking they're slightly in a more future-ish timeline where...they have firearms and stuff...so like 17th century???#I just want them to kiss. LMFAO #gummmyart #doodle #my oc #my oc art #cod oc #cod oc art #[oc]Raven #Raven[oc]#PriceRaven #captain john price #captain john price x oc #john price x oc #captain price x oc #isekai royal au #king!Price #princess!Raven

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carmeltheslimy · 3 months

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still making stuff! just takes a lot longer to finish them

#red #crimson #magenta #pink #creature #hat #feather #watercolor #17th century #1600s #fashion #clothing #blood #body horror #gore #fire #smoke #traditional #carmelart

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fashion-from-the-past · 6 months

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sesamenom · 1 year

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first part of a maglor themed triptych

#silm #silmarillion #maglor #i haven't actually drawn him in armor much #i ended up designing a new set for him based off real-life 16th century german armor #bc for some reason maglor's regular clothes ended up with a weird 17th-18th century german composer aesthetic #and that ended up carrying over to his armor design

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memories-of-ancients · 1 year

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Doublet and trousers of Christian II, Elector of Saxony, circa 1601-1611

from The State Art Collection of Dresden

#history #antiquities #art #clothing #fashion #17th century

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saintedseb · 9 months

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Saint Sebastian (17th Century) - Master of the Furies (Austrian)

BONUS: Deaf art educator and ASL user Emmanuel von Schack gives his perspective on this piece in the video "Hands: Silent Yet Speaking" from the Met Museum

#saint sebastian #art history #17th century #sculpture #putto #master of the furies #austrian art #there is so much going on in this one #his expression and the way the tree branches echo his hands #the unusual luxury of the cloth covering him and the way it's almost falling off #but i'm most struck by the fact that he does not see the putto approaching to give him the crown #sebastian is stuck in a moment of absolute agony before relief #it's very affecting

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audreydoeskaren · 1 year

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Hello Audrey, hope you are well!

This is regarding the recently aired Kangxi-era drama The Long River. It has very few scenes featuring women, I didnt complete it yet but gathered some pictures because I was curious about the fashion. I'd love to hear what do you think about these?

Styling of Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, grandmother of Kangxi Emperor.

Styling of Kangxi's mom

Some servants (left) and a middle class (probably) woman (right)

Thank you very much for your time!

These look pretty solid! Maybe the first time I've seen 17th century Manchu clothing represented with honesty. The costumes in the second and third last images look like rented guzhuang costumes, I'm not sure why there is a discrepancy in the quality of costumes?

Portrait of Empress Xiaozhuang (1613-88). I think this is the reference they used for the plain collarless robes, which are quite well tailored and true to history.

Another similar styling from the 17th century.

Portrait of Empress Xiaozhaoren (1609-89), showing the square collar jacket.

The guzhuang looking costumes might be a reference to this sort of stuff (the two ladies in the top right), but this is from the Qianlong era and 18th century. Not sure if something similar would have been done in the 17th, but either way the sleeves of the drama costumes look too short and a bit awkward.

#17th century #qing dynasty #manchu clothing #early modern #the long river #costume analysis

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life-imitates-art-far-more · 21 days

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Peter Lely (1618-1680) "Diana Kirke, later Countess of Oxford" (c. 1665) Oil on canvas Located in the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Connecticut, United States Lely depicted Kirke with deliberate irony, casting her as Venus with a rose and bare breast, rather than as her namesake, the chaste goddess Diana.

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