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Mostly, people still don’t know what Vikings looked like. But I do love the girl dressed as “Photography."Â beatonna: Iâ€™ve been watching some of the videos from the treasure trove that is the McCord Museum, and in this one about Fancy

I’m sure the black lace over her head is an attempt at anonymity, but I’ve spent the last few days looking at Victorian photography of people in mourning, and all I can think is “mourning…porn?” Which, knowing the Victorians

vintage-addicted: Another lovely example of the total nonchalance and non-performance of Victorian/Edwardian erotic photography I love so much.

elzebrook: Photography by Bruce Jenkins Hair/makeup/model is me Iâ€™m so fucking cute I donâ€™t even know what to do with myself. ^_^ New shots up over at my personal tumblr. In case the 300 or so new followers I suddenly developed over the last month

elzebrook: Photography by Bruce Jenkins Model/hair/makeup is me These make me feel like Iâ€™m in some modern fairy tale AU. I like it. Ok, I’m done reblogging this shoot now. Probably.

elzebrook: By Swift Moon Photography Ok this is my new favorite picture of myself. wheeeeeeeee I’m a shameless attention whore look how pretty

grandma-did: retrona: The first erotic photo in the world. Felix Jacques Antoine Moulin, 1850 Just as internet technology development was partly powered by porn, I imagine the development of photography and film to have been so. Pretty sure all human

threesomepixxx:A threesome including a golden shower. via /r/OldenPorn I swear I should start tagging for potted palmsâ€¦

antique-erotic: An utterly fantastic submission from a reader who would prefer to remain anonymous - 19th century pornography in colour! This is no modern colourisation through digital means, but hand-tinting carefully applied at the time; a process usual

bibulousbibliophile: historicaerotica: naked women smoking opium @thosenaughtyvictorians those color combos! Oh God whyyyy

Obligatory snakes as metaphors for dicks joke.

Modern photoshop of a vintage naughty postcard is no more realistic than one can expect, but….kitties!

It was my honor to work with the talented model Roarie Yum in the last few weeks. Not only is she lovely, but her energetic personality and sweet sincerity made me feel as though my work was good enough to be compared to the professionals I follow online.

I’m back! Have a Very Silly Hat in celebration!

skeletonsintheclosetcostumes: Flower corset by Skeletons in the Closet Clothing. Photography: Paulien van Popta

odditiesoflife: Victorian Postmortem Photography Painting the dead was a common occurrence for centuries, so it’s no surprise that in the Victorian era, postmortem photography became standard practice. The beginnings of memento mori photography

Excuse me, miss, but you have very poor archery form

yochlochlo: Victorian Ghost Photography

A new model! The fabulous Abigail has joined us for a bit of fun in the sun (or in the dark and gloomy dusk to be more precise

Under the Bridge - it’s where darkness lurks www.wearforart.net #wearforartphotography #photography #cosplay #gorgeousgirl #strongwoman #taboo #victorian #vintage #tomhardy #makeup #stunning #gritty #horror

Photography/Wardrobe: Savannah Daras MUA: Anna Brown Hair: Brenna Bialek Jewelry: Filthy Cute Designs

Photography/Wardrobe: Savannah Daras MUA: Anna Brown Hair: Brenna Bialek Jewelry: Filthy Cute Designs

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

mistgates: Victorian Ghost Photography

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

In a world between dreams and reality

An abandoned Victorian tree house somewhere in South Florida

stonewords: Victorian Funerary Hearse Coach

cavemangraffiti: pansexualrevolutionary: Follow for more beautiful things! Haunting.

Victorian House, San Francisco photo by Ruth Bernhard, 1963

1800 Block, Laguna, San Francisco photo by Phil Palmer; Victorian House Project series 1975 via: americanart

Superman Is DEAD!

Dama de Shalott

rose-verres: “A three second exposure meant that subjects had to stand very still to avoid being blurred, and holding a smile for that period was tricky. As a result, we have a tendency to see our Victorian ancestors as even more formal and stern than

lisa-lou-who: Victorian Harley Quinn— my own design inspired by Sakizou artwork, photography by Andrew Ho: www.andrewdhphotos.com

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

brennenmir: Victorian Era Post-Mortem Photography

thisgirlsheart: es.meralda II by *silent-order

thegothicalice: Thank the gods and drag queens for false lashes. Victorian doll face.

A Library Inside An Abandoned 19th Century Victorian Mansion. Nudes & Noises

Victorian woman bending a pipe with her mouth. Nudes & Noises

blackhistoryalbum: Sisters | The Black Victorians | 1875 Black History Album: The Way We Were. African American Vernacular Photography via Blackhistoryalbum.com

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

victorian-fangs: Photography by Ellen Von Unwerth.

scarlettsiren: Victorian Ghost Photography Do not talk to me about how serious and straight-laced the Victorians were

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

victorian-muse: Ellen Rogers Photography

sixpenceee: You probably have heard of post-mortem Victorian photography, but did you also know that Victorians combined images from multiple negatives to create portraits known as “Headless Photographs.”

odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

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odditiesoflife: Victorian Headless Portraits The Victorian era has many photographs, most of which show the subject sitting or standing with a stern expression. Since photography was still in its infancy, photographers were experimenting with novel ways

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