Love, love, love this lady's work so much ^_^ You may recall her portraits of Elizabeth I, Mme de Pompadour, and Empress Josephine, which I have posted previously. Lisa recently shifted from LJ to Blogspot; you can now follow her entries here: lisa_falzon


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Browsing beatonna's archive over at Hark! A Vagrant, and I had to pass this along. So epic!


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Really? Antoinette AND Boleyn? Oh Courtney, subtle (as a sledgehammer) as always :D


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One of the shop windows of the Juicy Couture boutique at 17th & Walnut (taken walking back to Broad from the church last night). I haven't been inside yet, but clearly they're trying to lure me...


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I could easily spend a fortune in this button shop on Etsy, but luckily there isn't that much free space on my bag. For now I've settled on two:


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Forgot to mention this in the last post--look at this cute little bookmark georgianagossip pointed out to me! She'll do a good job keeping place in all of my scandalous novels and biographies :p


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I need to learn so I can make thisssssssss....OMG so adorable!


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'Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI in the Garden of the Tuileries with Madame Lambale' (1857)

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Who finally succeeded in winning a copy of the vinyl double LP edition of the Marie-Antoinette soundtrack???

That would be me.


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Because at this point Sofia Coppola's Marie-Antoinette has insinuated itself into the context of every pop culture reference in my brain, when I saw this portrait of Rufus Wainwright I was immediately reminded of this M-A still. Is the homage intentional? I'd like to think so. Then again, maybe he just liked the wallpaper :p


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