#victorian era
Formal women’s dress 1867. Collection Galleria del Costume di Palazzo Pitti. All rights reserved. Photo: Antonio Quattrone
“The Sailing Signal Gun” by Arthur Hughes, 1881.
The spiral staircase in the library, Lednice castle, Czech Republic. The 19th Century Neo-Gothic Wonder.
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The extravagant “Moon Bed”.
Made in 1876 as a gift to the West, the bed is a stunning example of Chinese carving, decorative illustration, and joinery. No fasteners or glue were used in its original construction.
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The prologue of my Victorian horror romance webcomic, The Devil’s Trill.
Read it at it’s official website!
OrWebtoon.
OrTapas.
The Devil’s Trill continues to update at it’s new site…
But this may be the last time I bother posting a comic update notice here at Tumblr, it’s too pointless. XP
If you want more update notices, bookmark The Devil’s Trill website or follow the RSS there!Or you can follow my TwitterorDeviantart (which is updated a page behind of the main site). Devil’s Trill may also be hosted at Tapas and Webtoon in the future (but it isn’t yet).
I may show off batches of comic pages here later, otherwise it’ll just be art and whatever else.
Thanks for following! Hope you enjoy my future works.
The Devil’s Trill - Prologue, Page 2 uploaded to the new, official website -
vermillionworks.com/devilstrill
A website for my new Victorian horror romance comic called The Devil’s Trill is up for all to see with the first prologue page -
I’ve begun work on a new Victorian era horror comic called The Devil’s Trill. I’m planning to upload the comic online for free eventually, but $1+ patrons are getting first access to the buffer pages I’m making over at Patreon! -
patreon DOT com / vermillionworks
My site: vermillionworks DOT com
I had DESIGN FINALS today for my devised production based on Enemy of the People. It’s about a doctor who discovers a contaminant in the local baths, the town’s main income source, and makes themself…. very unpopular by asking for it to be shut down.
Not topical at all.
Anyway, those of you familiar with Ibsen’s work may note that this has been cast gender-blind - one way of many we’re planning to engage with the already-rich text to find new ways to relate to it.
Photograph of a Japanese man, 19th century, identified as Oda Nobuyoshi and said to be a dentist.
Parisian waiter, c. 1900’s.
2ND LT. George Dunham 58th Massachusetts Infantry.
He enlisted in November 1863 at the age of 18. His regiment did not leave the State of Massachusetts until April 1864. The unit was heavily engaged in the Virginia campaign and the Cold Harbor debacle. Dunham was wounded on pickett duty at Spotsylvania and commissioned as a 2nd lieutenant on March 15, 1865.
Mugshot of Aimé Léonard, forge heater/miner and anarchist.
30 years old, 1m58.2 (5'2), light-brown hair.
Born in 1864, in Chalonnes-sur-Loire (Maine-et-Loire, France). Died in 1918, in Nanterre.
Married in 1898 then in 1901.
Taken on February 27th, 1894 by Alphonse Bertillon.
Cabinet cards of George Karlavagn, often advertised as the only stage performer tattooed by electricity, c. 1885, New York City.
Three first ones from the Charles Eisenmann.
Last one from Obermüller and Kern studio.
Daguerreotype of an unidentified man, c. 1850’s.
Unknown man, c. 1840’s-1850’s.
Unidentified couple, cabinet card, c. 1900.
F. Daval studio, Besançon (France).
From my personal collection
Unknown man, c. 1890’s, Miller Studio, Rochester NY.
(Source : Bowlers and High Collars)
