1761 John Ker, 3rd Duke of Roxburghe. By Pompeo Batoni - National Galleries of Scotland.

1755-1760 French Robe à la Française (L: front view/R: back view). Made of ivory silk brocade, lace, passementerie. Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

1768-1769 William V, Prince of Orange. By Johann Georg Ziesenis Mauritshuis.

1750-1760 Matthijs Snouck. By Jean Appelius - Zeeuws Museum.

1763 Archibald Menzies. By Anton von Maron - Harvard Art Museums.

1767-1768 Gotthold Ephraim Lessing. Attributed to Anna Rosina de Gasc (von Lisiewska) - Gleimhaus.

1760-1765 Duchess Sforza Cesarini. By Pompeo Batoni - Birmingham Museums Trust.

1765 Louis, Dauphin of France in the Uniform of Colonel of the Dauphin-Dragons Regiment. By Alexandre Roslin.

1763 Ann Leyborne. By Thomas Gainsborough - Bristol Museum & Art Gallery.

1766 Portrait of a Cavalier. By Alexander Roslin.

1765 An Officer of the 16th Light Dragoons. By Thomas Gainsborough.

1764 Nathaniel Sparhawk. By John Singleton Copley.

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Jan Josef Horemans the Elder (1682-1759) — Noble Family Dining before a Park, 1765 (1222×1076)

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Gezicht op Vlissingen, 1743, Jan Caspar Philips, 1753 - 1760

Pretend you’re rummaging through an old steamer trunk in a dusty antique store. Hidden amidst some old Frank Sinatra LPs you discover a stack of photographic slides wrapped in a yellowed newspaper. That’s how we’d like to think these 24 photographs of the Soviet Union were discovered. But the truth is, we don’t know much about them. (24 PHOTOS)

September 13th 1963 Graham Nash of The Hollies falls out of their touring van after a Scottish gig, leaning on an unlocked door and tumbling out at 40 mph.