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Plates from Kellom Tomlinson’s dancing manual “The Art of Dancing Explained”, 1735

mode-dame:Mantua, c. 1740-1745 (embroidery), 1740-1745 (sewing), 1920s (altered)from the Victoria an

Caricature of three figures in a formal garden with terrace and fountain; two gentlemen to the left

Portrait of Sophie Magdalene, Queen of Denmark and Norway Attributed to Carl Gustav Pilo, c. 1740

“A Family Concert at Chateau Renescure” French School, c. mid 18th century

La Danse by François-Marie-Isidore Queverdo, 1772  

Untitled illustration by Constantin Guys, c. mid 19th century; possibly 1860s

‘The Garter’ by Jean-François de Troy, 1724

Hoop skirts photographed by Napoleon Sarony, 1893

Portrait of a Lady with an ermine cloak by an artist of the French School, c. mid 18th century 

“Maria Francisca Benedita, Princesa da Beira e do Brasil” Miguel António do Amaral,  c.

artist-goya:María Luisa of Parma wearing panniers, 1789, Francisco GoyaMedium: oil,canvasTurn your p

delightfulcycles: (via Hot Bicycle Panniers — European Style)

black-is-no-colour:Assa Baradji wears looks by Givenchy, Celine, Isabel Marant, Kenzo, John Galliano

A Game of Croquet by Winslow Homer, 1866

Hoop skirts from the 1730sHoops return with a vengeance in the 18th century. The names ‘farthingale’

María Luisa of Parma, Queen of Spain by Zacarías González Velázquez, 1790s

Inés de Zúñiga,Countess of Monterrey Juan Carreño de Miranda, 1660

Alice Corsets, “Bleeding Heart”

 Dona Mariana Belsunse y Salasar by José Joaquín Bermejo or Pedro José Díaz from Lima,Peru, c. 1780

Empress Elizabeth of Russia by Georg Caspar von Prenner, 1750s

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