Marie Antoinette Stickers

Intrusive thoughts.

Le Moulin at Marie Antoinette's farm near the Palace of Versailles, France dating back to 1783. Canon 5D MkIII The Mill, built and fitted from 1783 to 1788, was never used for grinding grain. The wheel is driven by a stream derived from the Grand Lake and is only a decorative element. To escape the "stresses" and responsibilities of her real life, Antoinette enjoyed running off to her elaborate playground, where she would dress like a young peasant, don a straw hat and milk cows. Most of these buildings fell into ruin & were restored in 1990.

Large French country roses, leaves and mirrors in 18th century style

Le Moulin at Marie Antoinette's farm near the Palace of Versailles, France dating back to 1783. The Mill, built and fitted from 1783 to 1788, was never used for grinding grain. The wheel is driven by a stream derived from the Grand Lake and is only a decorative element. To escape the "stresses" and responsibilities of her real life, Antoinette enjoyed running off to her elaborate playground, where she would dress like a young peasant, don a straw hat an...

"Self Portrait In A Straw Hat" by Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun, painted after 1782.

Original art titled "Madame de Pompadour (Jeanne-Antoinette Poisson)" by François Boucher, painted in 1757-1758. Recolored to pink & purple.

"A Dancer" by Jean-Michel Moreau (1777).

Photograph of the Temple of Love, a factory erected in 1777-1778, by the architect Richard Mique in the English garden of the Petit Trianon in the park of the Palace of Versailles.

Photograph of the Temple of Love, a factory erected in 1777-1778, by the architect Richard Mique in the English garden of the Petit Trianon in the park of the Palace of Versailles.

"A Young Blonde Woman With a Garland of Roses Around Her Neck" by Jean-Honoré Fragonard

Dress (1936) by Lillian Causey.

"Comtesse de la Châtre" by Elisabeth Louise Vigée Le Brun, painted in 1789.

Ethical billionaires? in this economy?

Run as mad as you choose just do not loose your head is a mangled Jane Austen quote for Marie Antoinette manga portrait painting. There are “Easter eggs” hidden in this Marie Antoinette low brow portrait from the hidden skull in her flower crown to the red silk necklace.

It was all about that cake and champagne.

I feel like we've seen this line of reason before, but in a sort of perverted, reversed sense. Will history repeat itself again? At least this time there is tons of cake.

Yas, Queen, Madam Lolli in blue

Yas, Queen, Madam Lolli

Yas, Queen, Madam Lolli in pink

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18th century fashion? No problem! Panier All Day!

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Madame Elisabeth seated at her harp - Charles Le Clercq, 1783.

Our story continues: ...When the hand of the clock ticked one past midnight, the door to his chamber swung open, and in a rustle of silk, velvet and perfume the ladies swept in. The one with the French horn and honey colored hair of a familiar hue stepped forward and lowered her mask to reveal…his own wife, the Queen Jocasta. So steeped in his own misery he had been these past months, he had scarce noticed her absence. Her kookiburra darted forward to snatch up the crumb that had dropped from his stunned lower lip. “Wardlaw, you are a terrible tyrant” she stated calmly “and this realm and our family can afford your reign no longer. And by the way, you seem to have forgotten that I was a natural redhead and shall be again, ass.” The je...

18th century fashion? No problem! Pannier All Day!

Image from Original painting from Momma Rain

"A Young Woman Adorning Her Powdered Coiffure With a Spray of Roses" by Jean-Honoré Fragonard.

Lady's Costume (1936) by Lillian Causey.

Yas, Queen, Madam Lolli in purple