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Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises 1787 cahier n°9, plate n°1, Desrais, Ball Gown

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Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises 1787 cahier n°9, plate n°1, Desrais, Ball Gown
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Year
1787
Publication
Le Magasin des Modes Nouvelles... n°9, February 10
Plate n°
1
Type
Hand-Colored Engravings
Illustrator
Claude-Louis Desrais  (1746—1816)
Item #
X31-83300
This fabulous original hand colored fashion plate comes from the"Magasin des Modes Nouvelles Françoises et Angloises"
This one from the cahier n°9, plate n°1, 1787 February 10th, by Claude-Louis 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
FASHION ENGRAVINGS (1785-1830) HISTOIRE DU COSTUME
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