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desimonewayland:Clouds for scenery [canvas and wood]Nuages pour “Dardanus” de Rameau dans didon, 178
A Sleeping Bacchus by Richard Earlom (1780)
historicaldress:A peppermint-green silk ‘Circassienne’ robe, French, circa 1780, the over-dress with
vincentbriggs:vincentbriggs:I started this pair of breeches a few months ago and then abandoned them
vincentbriggs:I started this pair of breeches a few months ago and then abandoned them for a bit, bu
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mimicofmodes:LIKE the Lady drawn in the Ist PLATE, we have thought to represent in this a man in hal
The Song of Achilles, Madeline Miller / Male Nude Known As Patroclus (1780), Jacque Louis DavidI cou
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historicaldress:GENTLEMAN’S EMBROIDERED WOOL COAT, 1780Plum velour decorated with cream satin appliq
my18thcenturysource:On Wednesdays We Wear Pink:Or we wear our hair pink as these two sitters in the
karoline-von-manderscheid:John Francis Rigaud:Portrait of the Young Horatio Nelson, 1781.
damesalamode:Magasin des Modes, November 1786. Oh, la la!
Waistcoat embroidery update. The bottom edge is all filled in! And once I work my way a bit further
modelaest:ephemeral-elegance:Gentleman’s Three Piece Formal Velvet Suit (Coat, Waistcoat, Breeches)
ornamentedbeing:Author: Peter Kintzing (1745-1816) and David Roentgen (1743-1807)Date: 1784Character
historicaldress:GENTLEMAN’S SATIN COAT and WAISTCOAT, 1790Topaz silk having cloth-of-gold buttons in
defunctfashion:Suit and Beaver Tricorne Hat | c. 1780 #whattheywore #historicalfashion #fashion #fas
oldrags:Suit, ca 1785 Spain, LACMAThe hat is ca 1780 Europe or the US and is made of beaver hairClic
Man’s waistcoat, probably British, 1780′s. Silk satin with silk embroidery, silver spangles, velvet
damesalamode:Magasin des Modes, February 1788. Look at this jaunty fellow! Love the black coat with
uwmspeccoll:Fashion FridayFor this week’s Fashion Friday, we’re taking a slightly different approach
jaded-mandarin:Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun. Detail from Portrait of Charles-Alexandre de Calonne, 1784.
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