Appearing in the January 1820 La Belle Assemblee, this collection of Botanical Emblems features symbols for truth, joy, and superstition. A young lady may use this information to inform paintings, embroidery or poetry, invoking all the symbolic history of flora and fauna. Other examples from La Belle Assemblee demonstrate that while the language of flowers wouldn’t be widespread until the Victorian era, it was nonetheless an art form.
Thrown back in time with the man she despises . . .
Two strangers thrown together, who stumble back in time. Will they survive the era, and each other?
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