- Papillon. El
trato de
Argel (Life in Algiers, 1580), Los baños de
Argel (The
Bagnios of Algiers, 1615), El
gallardo español (The
Gallard Spaniard, 1615) and...
- The
Bagnio is the
fifth canvas in the
series of six
satirical paintings known as
Marriage A-la-Mode
painted by
William Hogarth. The new Earl
catches his...
- June 28, 1874, stating, "The
police spent a busy day
today raiding the
bagnios and honkytonks."
There are
subsequent citations from 1890 in The Dallas...
-
often hot and overcrowded.
Bagnios had chapels, hospitals,
shops and bars run by captives.
Although the
conditions in
bagnios were harsh, they were better...
- the
fifth painting, The
Bagnio (the name on its frame: The
killing of the earl), the new earl has
caught his wife in a
bagnio with her lover, the lawyer...
-
communication with
foreigners in the ports,
including the
slaves of the
bagnios and the
European renegades that
joined the
Barbary pirates;
after 1830...
- at
Chiswick had a
number of
these fabriques including the
Ionic Temple,
Bagnio,
Pagan Temple,
Rustic House, and two Deer Houses.
Beyond the
exedra in the...
- instance, in
England during the
reign of
Henry II, bath houses,
called bagnios from the
Italian word for bath, were set up in
Southwark on the
river Thames...
-
obscenest picture the
world possesses." He
proposed that "it was
painted for a
bagnio [brothel], and it was
probably refused because it was a
trifle too strong"...
-
widely for
commerce and
diplomacy and was also
current among slaves of the
bagnio,
Barbary pirates and
European renegades in
precolonial Algiers.
Among the...
