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Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises 1787 cahier n°15, plate n°2, Desrais, Hairstyle, Hats

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Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises 1787 cahier n°15, plate n°2, Desrais, Hairstyle, Hats
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Year
1787
Publication
Le Magasin des Modes Nouvelles... n°15, April 10
Plate n°
2
Type
Hand-Colored Engravings
Illustrator
Claude-Louis Desrais  (1746—1816)
Item #
X31-83281
This fabulous original hand colored fashion plate comes from the"Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises"
This one from the cahier n°15, plate n°2, 1787 Aprl 10th, by Desrais, engraved by Duhamel

The ''Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises'' is the continuation of the ''Cabinet des Modes
18th Century costumes
Fashion illustration (hats)
FASHION ENGRAVINGS (1785-1830) HISTOIRE DU COSTUME
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