Nostalgically Yours

Check out this article from Medium about cool ways to incorporate elements of Victorian life that are really good for the planet!

Six Ways the Victorians Can Help us Save the Planet When it comes to technology, we tend to look forward rather than back. Oftentimes, this leads to creative bursts of genius, leaving…

Nostalgically Yours (bodleianlibs: As far as anyone can tell, it was...) bodleianlibs: “ As far as anyone can tell, it was on this day 200 years ago that Mary Shelley woke from her nightmare and declared: “‘I’ve found it! What will terrify me will terrify others. I need...

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“ I love how humans have literally not changed throughout history like the graffiti from Pompeii has people from hundreds of years ago...

Nostalgically Yours (vintageeveryday: 37 intimate snapshots that show...) vintageeveryday: “37 intimate snapshots that show street’s fashion in the Netherlands from the 1920s. ”

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A Study of Hair Texture in Ancient Egypt
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Nostalgically Yours (bidonica: Today’s installment of why“but it has...) bidonica: “ Today’s installment of why“but it has always been like this!” is a bu****it argument: ​ lays down the law about the role of women in early Hollywood ”

Nostalgically Yours (yesterdaysprint: The Ithaca Journal, New York,...) yesterdaysprint: “The Ithaca Journal, New York, September 10, 1955 ”

Nostalgically Yours (design-is-fine: Henri Gillet, Nouvelles fantasies...) design-is-fine: “ Henri Gillet, Nouvelles fantasies décoratives, 1880-1920. France. Via NYPL ”

Nostalgically Yours (artdecoblog: Interior views of Marion Davies’...) artdecoblog: “Interior views of Marion Davies’ 100-room beach house in Santa Monica, built for her by William Randolph Hearst, taken by William Grimes. ”

Nostalgically Yours (wonderwarhol: Details of Isabella, 1849, by John...) wonderwarhol: “Details of Isabella, 1849, by John Everett Millais (1829-1896). This was Millais’s first painting in the pre-raphaelite style; as he was one of the artists who founded the...