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Les Modes Parisiennes 1851 N°458 Compte-Calix

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Les Modes Parisiennes 1851 N°458 Compte-Calix
Two women in full-skirted gowns stand beside a tapestry stool in this authentic 1851 fashion plate from Les Modes Parisiennes, drawn by François Claudius Compte-Calix: on the left a white off-the-shoulder gown printed with pink flowers, with three flounced tiers and shoulder bows, on the right a red gown with a short velvet jacket, lace cuffs and a white lace cap. A preserved printed witness of the fashions of its day.
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Year
1851
Publication
Les Modes Parisiennes, October 6
Plate n°
458
Type
Hand-Colored Engravings
Illustrator
François Claudius Compte-Calix  (1813—1880)
Size
approx. 20 x 27 cm | 7.9 x 10.6"
Item #
B79-66342
Fashion illustration

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