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French woman wearing the fashion of December 1790
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French woman wearing the fashion of December 1790
French woman wearing the fashion of December 1790 French woman wearing the fashion of December 1790. She wears a liberty cap, full wig, striped bodice over full petticoat, and holds a large fur muff. Handcoloured etching by Auguste Etienne Guillaumot Jr. from Costumes of the French Revolution, 1790-1793, Bouton, New York, 1889. From the collection of contemporary costume prints of Victorien Sardou
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Media ID 33364506
© Florilegius, Florilegius
Contemporary Costumes Dress Etching Fashion Plate French Handcoloured Liberty Mode Revolution Striped Woman 1790 1793 Auguste Bodice Etienne French Revolution Guillaumot Petticoat Victorien Sardou
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the fashion of December 1790, during the tumultuous era of the French Revolution. A striking French woman stands before us, exuding elegance and style in her meticulously crafted ensemble. Her attire is a reflection of the revolutionary spirit that swept through France at that time. Adorning her head is a liberty cap, symbolizing freedom and equality - core principles that fueled the revolutionaries' fervor for change. Her full wig adds an air of sophistication, framing her face with cascading curls. The striped bodice she wears over a voluminous petticoat showcases both fashion and rebellion. The stripes represent boldness and defiance against traditional norms while still maintaining an element of gracefulness. It is a powerful statement made by women who sought to redefine their roles in society. As she poses confidently for the camera, our attention is drawn to her hands delicately holding a large fur muff - not only serving as protection from winter's chill but also as an accessory reflecting her refined taste. This handcoloured etching by Auguste Etienne Guillaumot Jr. , part of Victorien Sardou's collection of contemporary costume prints, offers us a glimpse into history through fashion's lens. It serves as a reminder that even amidst political upheaval, artistry and self-expression persist. With every intricate detail captured in this image - from the meticulous rendering of fabrics to the careful brushstrokes bringing life to each fold - we are reminded how clothing can be more than just garments; it becomes woven into narratives that tell stories about individuals and societies alike. Through Alamy's preservation and sharing of such historical treasures like this photograph print, we gain insight into moments long past while appreciating timeless beauty found within them.
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