1730’s Gallery

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history-of-fashion:1739 Thomas Frye - Portrait of Sir Charles Kemeys-Tynte, Baronet(National Gallery

design-is-fine:Carle Van Loo, Portrait of an unknown man, 1730-40. Oil on canvas, Château de Versai

Print - c.1730–1809 - via Cooper Hewitt

The Vision of St. Anthony of Padua, Giambattista Pittoni, ca. 1730

Finally got some pictures of my 1730′s suit! I had to move so much furniture to make enough space.

vincents-crows:Last night I finally took some good photos of my 1730’s waistcoat! Haven’t written up

venusverticordias:The Piazzetta at Venice by Luca Carlevarijs (Italian,1663–1730)

vincentbriggs:vincentbriggs:Someone asked for pocket details, so here they are.Finally finished writ

history-of-fashion:ab. 1735 Unknown French artist - Portrait of a Woman Artist(Art Institute of Chic

Portrait of a Lady of the d'Hervart Family in a Yellow Dress, with Flowers in Her Corsage by Johann

Charles de Wailly (French, Paris 1730–1798 Paris)Design for the Temple of Apollo in the Gardens of t

thegentlemanscloset:Coat, English, 1701-1750. Flame-colored taffeta, trimmed with cording and tassel

vincents-crows:The 1730′s coat is done!(It’ll be a while before I get Nice Fancy Photos of it, becau

vincents-crows:Fronts and back skirts are all padded and interfaced, hooray! And tomorrow when I get

Hebrew tetractys with the letters of the Tetragrammaton, 1730

Jacob Boehme, Theosophia revelata, 1730

Jacob Boehme, Theosophia revelata, 1730

Finished the blog post on the 1730’s breeches! It was a strange and very interesting project.

I was feeling sickly and horrible and entirely unmotivated for a couple of weeks, but I’m most

hismarmorealcalm:Augustin Pajou (1730 – 1809) Statuette of Ceres

history-of-fashion:1739 Cornelis Troost - Carel Bouman (Rijksmuseum)

Making covered buttons for my 1730′s breeches. For most fabrics I turn the edges in as I do the runn

I finished the 30′s breeches yesterday! It’s dark out now and I couldn’t get a good photo of them, b

Casaca (Jacket), Spain, French silk, c. 1730 -1740

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