Elegantia or magazine of fashion, luxury and taste for women, July 1809, No 83 of Capote perkale According to the accompanying text (224 p.): Capote of cotton percale (percale). Gebouillonneerde gown with sleeves, behind a deep neckline and bottom decorated with three rows of festoons alternated with strips of tulle. Print out the fashion magazine Elegantia or magazine of fashion, luxury and taste for Women 1807-1814 (interrupted by the period 1811-1813) . Manufacturer : printmaker: anonymous publisher Evert Maaskamp Place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1809 Physical features: engra, hand-colore
Elegantia or magazine of fashion, luxury and taste for women, July 1809, No 83 of Capote perkale According to the accompanying text (224 p.): Capote of cotton percale (percale). Gebouillonneerde gown with sleeves, behind a deep neckline and bottom decorated with three rows of festoons alternated with strips of tulle. Print out the fashion magazine Elegantia or magazine of fashion, luxury and taste for Women 1807-1814 (interrupted by the period 1811-1813) . Manufacturer : printmaker: anonymous publisher Evert Maaskamp Place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1809 Physical features: engra, hand-colored material : paper Technique: engra (printing process) / hand-color measurements: sheet: h 220 mm × W 126 mm Subject: fashion plates head-gear (CAPOTE) (+ women's clothes) border, ribbon, braid (+ women's clothes) dress, gown ( + women's clothes) gloves, mittens (LONG gLOVES) (+ women's clothes) handkerchief (+ women's clothes) When: 1809 - 1809DocumentatieBibliographie générale du costume et de la mode: description des suites recueils, séries, revues et livres français et étrangers relatifs au costume civil, MILITARY et religieux, aux modes, aux coiffures et aux various accessories de l'habillement, p. 333, Cat 954Suzanne de Rooij, 'Zagt, sensitive and timid; Women and women's image in the historic women's magazine Elegantia (1807-1814), Utrecht Jensen, "With exclusion of the female gender appropriate 'women's magazines and journalists in the Netherlands in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Hilversum
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