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Prometheus

1817

Galvanism

30 Oct 2014

Stonehenge, British Heritage, and Tess of the D'Urbervilles

The Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace

Keats Poetry

John Keats

England Poem

1816-17

Jos Sedley the Nabob: Colonization of India within Thackeray's Vanity Fair

19th century

The Drunkard's Son on a convict ship en route to Australia.

Dickens's Australia: Place of Exile and Emigration

19th century

Hugh Thomson's "She is Tolerable" illustration from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice

The Inevitability of Physical Impairment in the Nineteenth-Century Novel: The Evolution of Stigma in the Long Nineteenth Century

An ornate French chatelaine engraved with flowers

The Key to Being the Angel in the House: Victorian Womanhood in Dickens's "David Copperfield"

19th century

Fading from Collective Memory: The Battle of Waterloo and Its Historical Significance in Vanity Fair

Memory, Trauma, and Poverty: Child Labor in Charles Dickens's David Copperfield

Early 19th century

Left: Charles M. Relyea, Mary Barton Frontispiece, 1907, The Victorian Web. Right: Chris Hammond, 'You won't even say you'll try and like me; will you, Mary?,' 1899, Cranford and Mary Barton.

The Traveling, Malleable Valentine in Mary Barton: The Force of Love

Catherine Golden, "A Lady's and a Gentleman's lapdesk,“ from The Portable Writing Desk — Victorian Laptop, 2010, Victorian Web.

Gendered Objects in the Victorian Era and Vanity Fair: The Portable Writing Desk

Mary Barton's Love Dilemma: Jem's Valentine

19th century

Miss Sharp in her School-room by William Makepeace Thackeray, 1848.

Miss Sharp in her School-room by William Makepeace Thackeray, 1848.

Jul 1848

A mother walks in the park with her children clipped to her chatelaine.

How to make a Chatelaine a Real Blessing to Mothers

19th century

The Burning of the Houses of Parliament

circa. 1834

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Russia Salve Cookbook

circa. Autumn 19th century

Test

(Victorian engraving) A group of women working on machinery in a flax spinning mill owned by the industrial pioneer John Marshall in Leeds, Yorkshire.

Bessy's Reality

19th century

Romanticism and its relation to Barbauld’s ‘The Rights of Women’

The Effects of the Teaser

27 Oct 2021

North and South (2004)

2004

Illustration of chimney stack and tools sued by chimney sweepers.

Blake’s The Chimney Sweeper and Images of Industrialization Aiding in Child Abuse

Workhouses in England

https://www.bl.uk/collection-items/advertisement-for-beechams-pills

Beecham's Pills

1842

Drawings by Ernest Jones

1843

Victorian Guide to Beauty

19th century

Porphyria's Lover

circa. 21st century

A darkened landscape reflecting nature having unrelenting power over humanity.

Perspectives of the Sublime in Romanticism

The Madwoman

Newpaper Ads for Governesses, 1845-1847

Portrait of Johann Christian Reil and the Psychoanalytic Theory of Jane Eyre

1811

The Role of the Governess in Victorian England

25 Mar 1837

Peterloo Massacre

1 Oct 1819

The Railway in the Fiction of Elizabeth Gaskell, Margaret Oliphant, and Kate Chopin

19th century

robert browing

Gates of the Palace of Versailles

The middle of the month Spring 21st century

White Cliffs of Dover

Dover Beach

The end of the month Summer 20th century

Frankenstein Based on a True Story?

Autumn 20th century

Robert Burn's Tombstone

Summer 21st century

Darwin's Finches

1830s

Jean-Jacques Dessalines

Jean-Jacques Dessalines

circa. Early 19th century

Mont Blanc - a Picture of Romanticism

circa. 19th century

A 1818 expedition ship stuck in the ice. The sailers are feeling from the vessel because it is stuck frozen.

Long-Lost Sir John Franklin Expedition Ship

circa. 18th century

Black and White photograph of Albert and Victoria. Victoria is covered in lace from head to toe. Albert is wearing formal military dress.

Queen Victoria's Wedding Dress

circa. 19th century

The London Miscellany, no. 1-18 (1866). Complete, bound copy.

Complete, bound copy of The London Miscellany, no. 1-18 (1866).

1866