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You expected magic—got madness instead. These famous spots prove disappointment can come with a plane ticket.
Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/At55t
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You expected magic—got madness instead. These famous spots prove disappointment can come with a plane ticket.
Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/At55t
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Doctor, Doctor!
Printed on silk by Manuela Cerezo in Puebla Mexico in 1746, this "thesis" broadside meant to impress a special guest at a PhD defense, the Archbishop of Hispaniola... Hope all the embroidery, printed (and real) lace and general expense meant that the student passed with flying colors!
#TextileTuesday #PrintsOnFabric
#SilkPrinting#NewAcq @NewberryLibrary
#BadCase #OfLovingYou -
Doctor, Doctor!
Printed on silk by Manuela Cerezo in Puebla Mexico in 1746, this "thesis" broadside meant to impress a special guest at a PhD defense, the Archbishop of Hispaniola... Hope all the embroidery, printed (and real) lace and general expense meant that the student passed with flying colors!
#TextileTuesday #PrintsOnFabric
#SilkPrinting#NewAcq @NewberryLibrary
#BadCase #OfLovingYou -
Doctor, Doctor!
Printed on silk by Manuela Cerezo in Puebla Mexico in 1746, this "thesis" broadside meant to impress a special guest at a PhD defense, the Archbishop of Hispaniola... Hope all the embroidery, printed (and real) lace and general expense meant that the student passed with flying colors!
#TextileTuesday #PrintsOnFabric
#SilkPrinting#NewAcq @NewberryLibrary
#BadCase #OfLovingYou -
Doctor, Doctor!
Printed on silk by Manuela Cerezo in Puebla Mexico in 1746, this "thesis" broadside meant to impress a special guest at a PhD defense, the Archbishop of Hispaniola... Hope all the embroidery, printed (and real) lace and general expense meant that the student passed with flying colors!
#TextileTuesday #PrintsOnFabric
#SilkPrinting#NewAcq @NewberryLibrary
#BadCase #OfLovingYou -
Doctor, Doctor!
Printed on silk by Manuela Cerezo in Puebla Mexico in 1746, this "thesis" broadside meant to impress a special guest at a PhD defense, the Archbishop of Hispaniola... Hope all the embroidery, printed (and real) lace and general expense meant that the student passed with flying colors!
#TextileTuesday #PrintsOnFabric
#SilkPrinting#NewAcq @NewberryLibrary
#BadCase #OfLovingYou