Victorian beauty

Tribute to Julia Margaret Cameron. .....Early postcard depicting her work. .....Julia Margaret Cameron ( 1815 - 1879 ) was born in Calcutta, and in 1848 she moved to London. ..........In 1863, when Julia was 48 years old, her daughter gave her a camera as a present. Within a year she was elected a member of the photographic society in London. .....She strove to capture beauty and became obsessive about her new occupation, with subjects sitting for countless exposures in blinding light as she…

Beautiful Victorian stage actress Belle Archer looking heartbreakingly blue in this lovely photograph of her in her youth. #Victorian #19th_century #1800s #photograph #antique #vintage #woman #Belle_Archer #actress #stage

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, according to the well-known saying. Yet it is only in the present day that our eyes need to make some ...

The history of Victorian makeup plus a Victorian makeup guide for women. Where to buy makeup, brushes and vanity cases for a beautiful Victorian vanity.

Victorian and Edwardian ladies followed a night-time hair routine to get beautiful, luxuriant hair and to protect their long hair at night.

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Delve in the history's vault and reemerge with these photos of pure beauty.

Minnie Ashley (1878-1946) - American Actress, Singer and Dancer. Circa 1892-1900.

L-O-N-G Victorian Hair by Author Kristin Holt includes historic images of long-haired beauties, vintage newspaper ads, serums, potions from Victorian era.

During the Victorian era, the shape and symmetry of a lady’s brows were indicative of both her beauty and her disposition.

“Young woman in evening dress sat near a bouquet of hydrangeas" by Jules Louis Machard, 1896 🌸🌸 #piaceavaleria #juleslouismachard…

In the Victorian era, the woman’s hair was considered an important part of her appearance and it marked her status and her femininity. Women in that era were often expected…

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Louise Abbéma was a French painter🎨, sculptor and designer of the Belle Époque. She was a regular exhibitor at the Paris Salon🎨, where she received an honorable mention for her panels in 1881. In 1906 she was decorated🎨 as Chevalier of the Order of the Légion d'honneur. Abbéma died in Paris in 1927.