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Annotated illustration warning about the dangers of tight laced corsets on the female



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Annotated illustration warning about the dangers of tight laced corsets on the female

Annotated illustration warning about the dangers of tight laced corsets on the female body. Date: 1906

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Corset Corsetry Corsets Dangerous Dangers Edwardians Feb21 Form Health Hourglass Laced Lacing Shape Shapely Slim Tight Undergarments Underwear Unhealthy Waist Fashionable


15"x10" (37.5x25cm) Poster

Discover the captivating history of fashion with our Media Storehouse range! This thought-provoking photographic print, titled "Annotated illustration warning about the dangers of tight laced corsets on the female," takes you back to 1906. Delve into a world where style meets caution as this powerful image sheds light on the perils of tight-lacing corsets. Explore Mary Evans Prints Online's rights-managed collection and bring home a piece that sparks conversation and showcases timeless elegance.

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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 13.1cm x 37.5cm (5.2" x 14.8")

Estimated Product Size is 25cm x 37.5cm (9.8" x 14.8")

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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.


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Annotated Illustration Warning About the Dangers of Tight Laced Corsets on the Female Body (1906) This powerful and evocative annotated illustration serves as a stark reminder of the health hazards associated with the fashionable use of tight laced corsets during the Edwardian era. The image, dating back to 1906, depicts a woman in an hourglass figure, her shapely form accentuated by the cinched waist achieved through the use of a corset. However, the annotations on the illustration reveal the hidden dangers lurking beneath the surface. The corset, a popular undergarment among women during this time, was believed to help achieve an idealized silhouette. The tight lacing of the corset, as shown in the illustration, was thought to enhance the waistline further, creating the desired shape. However, the annotations warn of the unhealthy consequences of such practices. The annotations highlight various health issues, including the compression of internal organs, impaired respiration, and potential damage to the spine. The illustration also emphasizes the dangers of long-term use, such as the risk of hernia, ulcers, and even death. Although the fashion for tight laced corsets was prevalent during the Edwardian period, this illustration serves as a testament to the importance of prioritizing health and wellbeing over aesthetic trends. The annotations, with their meticulous detail, offer a valuable insight into the anatomy and physiology of the female body, reminding us of the potential risks and consequences of extreme fashion choices. This poignant illustration stands as a reminder of the complex relationship between fashion, beauty, and health, and the importance of making informed decisions about our bodies and the undergarments we wear.

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