As always, never alter my graphics, comment, credit, and enjoy!

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Having grown up adoring the books, it still irks me that they changed Elizabeth and made her a blonde (don't EVEN get me started on what they did to Felicity's "meet" dress!!), but at least it's 18th century, right ( Read more... )

A MASSIVE dump of 18th century icons!

My tags will give you an idea of some of the artists you can expect to see. ;-)

As always, never alter my graphics, comment, credit, and enjoy!

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As always, never alter my graphics, comment, credit, and enjoy!

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Loads and loads of icons just sitting on my hard drive collecting dust, so here is one of the many upcoming batches I am planning!

Three of my (many) favourite costume dramas are North & South, The Last of the Mohicans, and Lorna Doone. Each one has a great romance and gorgeous but not flashy or "distracting" costumes, set off by exquisite ( Read more... )

Various icons and banners, mostly requests fills from lemonpunch 's iconfest as well as the ones for my own journal :-)

(04) Persuasion 07
(02) P&P05
(01) Tristan & Isolde
(05) Little Women
(01) Marie Antoinette
(02) Lady Clare - Waterhouse
(09) Harry Potter, Snape & Hermione
(01) Gossip Girl - Chuck & Serena
(02) Dr Who - the Fifth
(18) Stock, Paris & Food

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(01~52) The New World
(53~66) North and South
(67~71) The Age of Innocence
(72~77) Emma (2009)
(78~84) Spooks - Lucas North

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This is a monstrous collection of 18th century icons. I've got loads of batches that I haven't gotten around to posting, due to being busy, and this is only one of them. There are more 18th century paintings than you can shake a stick at, from so many different artists that it was quite a feat to keep track of them all! Where I couldn't discover ( Read more... )

This time the paintings I've iconed are all by Romney, Raeburn, Reynolds and a delightfully 18th century-style artist by the name of Charles Chaplin. ;-) Even though he lived and painted in the Victorian era, I felt his work was sufficiently "18th century-esque" to include here ( Read more... )