The strategist, general and first Duke Wellington, Arthur Wellesley 
The Prince Regent turned King George IV
Prince Francis Albert Augustus Charles Emmanuel even if he was born in 1819 
George Gordon Lord Byron because without him there would be no great lover
Michael Faraday the Innovative Independent 
The Charming Groom Prince Leopold
Have a brilliant week,
Simone
What no love for Robert Stewart that charming Marquess of Londonderry or for Corinthian Tom and Jerry Hawthorne? There was also no mention of my all time favourite that elegant dandy George ‘Beau’ Brummell, Antonio Canova that talented Marquis or Augustus Frederick the adorable Duke of Sussex. Oh, for shame Simone. I never took you for the type to favour the Alpha male.
ReplyDeleteCasslyn,
ReplyDeleteHere now, that’s hardly fair. I adore Robert Stewart with his two first names like a superhero and would have included him but had I, Tom Moore and Sir Humphry Davy would also insist on a spot. As for ‘Beau’ I’ll always be grateful to him for single-handedly popularizing the black formal attire but he had ridiculous hair. Tom and Jerry were fictional, Sussex was to me a pouting child and Canova was more his art than his charm. Now about that ALPHA male bit, turns out Claire and my sister agrees with you so that I’ll look into and address it in a future post.
Simone
Simone,
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love Prince Albert and who is the Michael guy? he's soooo! Cute.
Thandi
Thandi,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. Michael Faraday was a chemist who made vast headway in the electromagnetic field but he was so much more than that. He was brilliant, innovative, humble, decent devote and on and on.
What fun inspiration. The pictures are charming.
ReplyDeleteTara,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for following, for your kind comment and yes they're charming aren't they.
Simone
Prince Albert, Simone you naughty girl ;]
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