Portrait of a Lady in Red(Francesca Salviati)(ca 1533)

Agnolo Bronzino (1503-1572)

A Young Daughter of the Picts

Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, ca. 1533–before 1588

The Archangel Michael Overthrowing Lucifer, Francesco Maffei ca. 1656

Jacob Cornelisz (ca. 1460/65-1533), Saint Michael Archangel defeating the Devil (woodcut)

Says a native of LA, “FIRST TIME ON THE MARKET, same family for a hundred years, a selection of photos telling you exactly WHO is haunting you. It's literally shocking to see a house this intact ANYWHERE but especially in LA and it breaks my heart to KNOW that some asshole is going to buy this and turn it into a modern disaster or some abomination 'homage' to the era instead of preserving it the way it deserves.”  1903, Los Angeles, California, 6bd. 3ba., $1.395M.  Already has a pending offer.

Maybe 2 of your hosts? 

Nice big porch, still intact.

Entrance hall detials - pocket doors, beautiful millwork on the stairs, original ceiling rosette.

Can you imagine this sucker starting to play in the middle of the night?

Beautiful room- love the rounded ceilings, too. 

Details of the fireplace tile.

This is beautiful, looks like the dining room. I would definitely leave the mural, but the lower wallpaper is bubbled.

How gorgeous is this fireplace tile?

Okay, the kitchen is old, but it’s not original. Needs work. It does have cool drainboard sink, though. 

Look at this vintage fridge. Too bad the enclosure is such a hack job.

Nice sun porch outside the kitchen looks like it was a later addition.

Large central landing on the 2nd fl. Notice that all the original lighting fixtures are still there.

The bds. are large, but they really need some freshening up.

This is an original sink in the main bd. 

Nice sunroom in this bd.

One of the very vintage baths. 

It looks like they may have built a surround to make claw foot tub look modern. I had an apt. once where they did that, so I’d have to see what’s under there.

The attic definitely has potential. 

Half garage/half barn.

This is cool. Lots of potential.

Nice yard needs some landscaping.

https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1533-S-Manhattan-Pl-90019/home/6906936

Juan Correa de Vivar (Spanish, 1510-1566) The Nativity, ca.1533-35 Museo del Prado, Madrid

In honor of National Dentist’s Day. Here are two images from our Digital Images and Slides Collection. One is a daguerreotype from ca. 1845 and another one is an engraving from 1523.  

Dentist, pulling teeth American school, 19th century, United States [photographer] Daguerreotype ca.1845 Repository: Isenburg, Matthew R. - Collection HOLLIS number: olvwork171689

Dentist Lucas van Leyden, 1494-1533, Dutch [artist] Engraving 117 x 74 mm. Dutch Creation Date: 1523 HOLLIS number: olvwork74092

These images are part of FAL’s Digital Images and Slides Collection (DISC), a collection of images digitized from secondary sources for use in teaching and learning. FAL does not own the original artworks represented in this collection, but you can find more information at HOLLIS Images.

Bronzino (Florence, 1503 - 1572)

Cutout of Portrait of a Lady with a Lapdog / Portrait of a Lady in Red (Francesca Salviati ?), ca. 1533. Oil and tempera on poplar panel: 70 x 90 cm. Städel Museum, Frankfurt

https://www.nicholashall.art/artwork/portrait-of-a-lady-in-red-francesca-salviati/

@sky-eternal

TL;DR: It's from Latin, a prefixed form of the same root as convert, subvert, and so on.

English v. invert 'to turn something upside down, inside out, or oppositional; to divert, convert to another use', earlier as Early Modern English v. invert, inuert 'id.' (attested from ca. 1533), is a borrowing from Medieval Latin v. invertere 'id.', earlier as Late Latin v. invertere 'id.', even earlier as Classical Latin v. invertere 'id.', and earlier still as Old Latin v. invertere 'id.', a prefixation of Old Latin v. vertere 'to turn, flip; to change, alter' (also in English revert, convert, divert, etc.), giving Proto-Italic v. *wertesi 'id.' (whence also Oscan adj. ϝερσορει 'epithet of Jupiter'), from Proto-Indo-European v. *werteti 'id.', extension of Proto-Indo-European r. *wert- 'to turn, rotate' (whence, ultimately, English worth, vortex, weird, etc.).

The Holy Family, 1577 Engraving

Cornelis Cort (Netherlandish, Hoorn ca. 1533–1578 Rome)

33.3 × 24.1 cm Metropolitan Museum.

AGNOLO BRONZINO

Portrait of a Lady in Red (Francesca Salviati?), ca. 1533

Staedel

Rébellion de Wyatt

Lors de la rébellion de Wyatt ou révolte de Wyatt, en janvier-février 1554, Sir Thomas Wyatt le Jeune prit la tête d'un groupe de plusieurs milliers de rebelles du Kent et tous marchèrent sur Londres dans le but principal d'empêcher Marie Ire d'Angleterre (r. de 1553 à 1558) d'épouser le prince Philippe d'Espagne (1527-1598). L'objectif secondaire - jamais déclaré ouvertement - était de remplacer Marie par sa jeune demi-sœur Élisabeth Tudor (née en septembre 1533). Les rebelles étaient également motivés par la baisse du niveau de vie en Angleterre causée par l'inflation, les pénuries alimentaires, le déclin du commerce (en particulier du tissu) et plusieurs vagues d'épidémies mortelles. La rébellion échoua grâce à la réponse armée de Marie et à un manque général de soutien de la part des habitants de Londres. Les meneurs, dont Wyatt, furent exécutés, ainsi que la cousine de Marie, Lady Jane Grey (née en octobre 1537), au cas où elle deviendrait la figure de proue de futures rébellions. Pour la même raison, Élisabeth fut détenue dans la Tour de Londres. Marie persécuta ensuite avec véhémence ses ennemis qu'elle considérait comme des hérétiques protestants, ce qui lui valut le surnom durable de "Bloody Mary" (Marie la Sanglante).

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Bronzino (Agnolo di Cosimo di Mariano), Portrait of a young Man as Saint Sebastian, ca. 1533

Netflix made an educational history show. Let's assess the clothes 👀 (ft Lilla Crawford) Save up to 40% off Brooklinen's bundles by shopping their biggest sale of the year. Click my link to shop https://bit.ly/BernadetteBrooklinen . [*If you're watching this video after 11/29, you can still get a discount by using the code BERNADETTE for $20 off your orders over $100] More Lilla! https://ift.tt/307gJai ⤠ NEVER MISS AN UPDATE ⤟ 📜 (FREE) NEWSLETTER https://ift.tt/tXm7T1M 📸 INSTAGRAM @bernadettebanner https://ift.tt/VoYF1Qa ♥️ PATREON https://ift.tt/xap4rPJ RESEARCH ASSISTANT | Heathcliff McLean IG @mxheathcliff https://ift.tt/yUS1ohi ⤠ SOURCES ⤟ [1] British painter. 1572. Portrait of Walter Devereux (1539–1576), First Earl of Essex. Oil on Wood. New York, NY. Metropolitan Museum of Art. https://ift.tt/bmw1suL. [2] Osterkamp, Peggy. 2013. “What Is Velvet and How It Is Made? (Part One).” Peggy Osterkamp’s Weaving Blog. November 2, 2013. https://ift.tt/K5hUm8v. [3] After Hans Holbein the Younger. c. 1537. Portrait of Henry VIII. Oil on Canvas. Liverpool, UK. Walker Art Gallery. https://ift.tt/ODiM0Se. [4] Pickering, Henry. 1741. Sir Wolstan Dixie (1700–1767), 4th Bt, Market Bosworth. Oil on Canvas. Nottingham, UK. Nottingham City Museums & Galleries. https://ift.tt/1SanJr5. [5] Royal Ontario Museum. 2013. “A Pair of 18th Century French Panniers Arrives at the ROM!” Royal Ontario Museum. September 13, 2013. https://ift.tt/gM3DuGN. [6] Gautier-Dagoty, Jean-Baptiste-André. 1775. Marie Antoinette, Queen of France (1755-1793). Oil on Canvas. Versailles, France. Palace of Versailles. https://ift.tt/19biAtS. [7] Unknown artist, European. c. 1770. Portrait of a Lady Holding an Orange Blossom. Oil on Canvas. Ontario, Canada. Art Gallery of Ontario. https://ift.tt/ViANtSW. [8] Unknown photographer. c. 1850. Emma Gurney (1803-1860). Photograph. Durham, UK. Darlington Centre for Local Studies. https://ift.tt/e1UKwS2. [9] Unknown photographer. c.1900. Woman with Straw Hat. Photograph. Private Collection. https://ift.tt/UMqskN5. [10] Wirth, Frederick. 1860. Two Children and Woman. Carte-de-visite Photograph. Seattle, WA. University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections. https://ift.tt/FeHCdiy. [11] Unknown illustrator. 1887. Susan B. Anthony. History of Woman Suffrage Volume 1 Edited by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Matilda Joslyn Gage. https://ift.tt/7PS6k9s. [12] Purtich, Kirstin. n.d. “Thomson Cage Crinoline.” Bard Graduate Center. https://ift.tt/2FeB5rz. [13] N. Currier. 1851. The Bloomer Costume. Lithograph Print. Washington, D.C. Library of Congress. https://ift.tt/acn6Ovs. [14] Unknown artist. c. 1855. Amelia Bloomer. Chromolithograph. Encyclopædia Britannica. https://ift.tt/uVIUh7z. [15] Hilliard, Nicholas. 1598. Elizabeth I (1533–1603). Oil on Canvas. Derbyshire, UK. Hardwick Hall. https://ift.tt/xpBTVkR. [16] Unknown maker. 1603. Corset from Elizabeth I’s Wax Effigy. London, UK. Westminster Abbey. https://ift.tt/QNvG4XA. [17] Unknown maker. 1601-1800. Orthopaedic Corset to Fit Adult Male. Iron, Leather. London, UK. Wellcome Collection. https://ift.tt/KHp2WZ3. [18] Gheeraerts the Younger, Marcus. 1592. Queen Elizabeth I (“The Ditchley Portrait”). Oil on Canvas. London, UK. National Portrait Gallery. https://ift.tt/Y9fr7jV. [19] Unknown artist, English. 1588. Queen Elizabeth I. Oil on Panel. London, UK. National Portrait Gallery. https://ift.tt/oHKTCiX. [20] Unknown maker, English. 1750-1780. Woman’s Corset. Linen Twill and Baleen. Los Angeles, CA. Los Angeles County Museum of Art. https://ift.tt/9xTfnGb. [21] Unknown maker, Spanish. Late 16th Century. Verdugado. Linen, Reed. Zamora, Spain. Museo Etnográfico de Castilla y León. https://ift.tt/7shLGEQ. [22] Rabel, Daniel. 1626. The Royal Ballet of the Dowager of Bilbao’s Grand Ball. Pen and Black ink, Watercolour. Paris, France. Musée du Louvre. https://ift.tt/9udOgzV. via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0yAN8PHc2M

Andrea Gabrieli (ca. 1533 - 1585)- Complete Keyboard Music [Roberto Lore...

Flora and Fauna Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (ca. 1533-1588, French)