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Parisian woman in the fashionable Dutch hairstyle, 1799 (handcoloured copperplate engraving)
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Parisian woman in the fashionable Dutch hairstyle, 1799 (handcoloured copperplate engraving)
5986509 Parisian woman in the fashionable Dutch hairstyle, 1799 (handcoloured copperplate engraving) by French School, (19th century); (add.info.: Parisian woman in the fashionable Dutch hairstyle, An 8 (1799). She wears a diaphanous lilac dress decorated with flowers. Child with drawstring ridicule bag. Coiffure a la Hollandaise. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Pierre de la Mesangeres Journal des Modes et Dames, Paris, 1799. The illustrations in volume 4 were by Carle Vernet, Bosio and Dutailly and Philibert Louis Debucourt.); © Florilegius
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1799 Bosio Carle Vernet Diaphanous Directoire Dutailly Journal Des Modes Et Dames Philibert Louis Debucourt Pierre Charles Baquoy Illustration Pierre De La Mesangere Republican Reticule Ridicule Royalist Tunic Copperplate Engraving Drawstring French Revolution Handcoloured Parisian Woman
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This handcoloured copperplate engraving from 1799 showcases a Parisian woman adorned in the fashionable Dutch hairstyle of the time. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring to life this exquisite piece by the French School of the 19th century. Dressed in a diaphanous lilac gown embellished with delicate flowers, she exudes elegance and grace. The artist skillfully captures every aspect of her attire, including a child holding a drawstring ridicule bag, adding an element of playfulness to the composition. Coiffure à la Hollandaise was highly sought after during this period, reflecting influences from across Europe. This print is part of Pierre de la Mesangeres Journal des Modes et Dames, published in Paris in 1799. Volume 4 features illustrations by renowned artists such as Carle Vernet, Bosio and Dutailly, and Philibert Louis Debucourt. It offers us a glimpse into the fashion trends that prevailed during An 8 (the eighth year of the French Republican calendar), amidst both royalist and republican sentiments following the French Revolution. Florilegius has preserved this remarkable artwork for us to appreciate today. Its historical significance lies not only in its depiction of fashion but also as a testament to societal changes during that era. This print serves as an intriguing window into Parisian style and culture at the turn of the 19th century.
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