Jean-Baptiste Mallet (1759, Grasse - 16 August 1835, Paris), French genre painter. First a student of Julian Simon in Toulon, then Pierre-Paul Prud'hon in Paris, Mallet is best remembered for his small-scale gouaches and watercolors. Not by any stretch a great painter - most of his work is actually rather crude - his work has nevertheless become well known as a valuable chronicle of fashion and interior design from the last days of the ancien régime, through the Revolution, to the Directoire and First Empire. This and the next two paintings are typical of the racy images being created at the time and eagerly collected by "discriminating clientele". Outright pornography was also being produced in large quantities, even by established and otherwise "serious" artists. (This is another version of the painting at the top of the page.) (A slightly later work - which I actually like a lot.)
Buy wall art of this image titled: Sakazuki, from the Japanese Ukiyo-e and Yokohama-e Prints Collection by Second Story Prints. Top quality print reproductions available now! Tags Families--Japan--1780-1790. Entertainment--Japan--1780-1790. Women--Clothing & dress--Japan--1780-1790. Courtesans--Japan--1780-1790. Be
Vintage Simplicity sewing patterns dating from 1940-1960’s, straight from my great-grandmother-in-law’s attic! Price is per sewing pattern. Please select pattern number under “variations.” All patterns are complete and in usable condition and include instructions 👗🧵 🏠From a non-smoking, pet free home Patterns in this listing (L-R, top to bottom): 🧵Simplicity 1054 🧵Simplicity 1104 🧵Simplicity 1105 🧵Simplicity 1117 🧵Simplicity 1124 🧵Simplicity 1212 🧵Simplicity 1255 🧵Simplicity 1279 🧵Simplicity 1345 🧵Simplicity 1505 🧵Simplicity 1510 🧵Simplicity 1525 🧵Simplicity 1568 🧵Simplicity 1595 🧵Simplicity 1599 🧵Simplicity 1601 🧵Simplicity 1767 🧵Simplicity 1780 🧵Simplicity 1790 🧵Simplicity 1921
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I have just finished my week long embroidery spree as I create a jacket and gilet for my up comming Der Schauspieldirektor photo shoot. You can read about the play in one of my previous posts, or f…
Artist: Clodion (Claude Michel) (French, Nancy 1738–1814 Paris). Date: ca. 1780–90. Culture: French, Paris. Medium: Terracotta. Dimensions: Overall (con...
Jean Pillement and Charles-Germain de Saint-Aubin. Design for embroidery on men's waistcoats, etc. c.1780-1790. French School
Maker: Thomas Cahusac, Sr. (British, London 1714–1798 London). Date: ca. 1780–90. Geography: London, England, United Kingdom. Culture: British. Medium: ...
Pietro di Gottardo Gonzaga, 1780/1790
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Woman's stays 1780s, British; Crimson silk damask, partially boned, back lacing
Jean Pillement and Charles-Germain de Saint-Aubin. Design for embroidery on men's waistcoats, etc. c.1780-1790. French School
The most common garment for women in the colonies and Early America would have been a simple linen gown. Linen is a fabric that was affordable and accessible for everyone in lower and working classes. The gown is the typical garment seen in artwork and descriptions of the time. This particular style has the elegance of clean lines and carefully laid pleats. This blends with the functionality of the pinning front closure, which makes it adjustable for weight fluctuation, and the 3/4 sleeve which comes down below the elbow and protects the arms, but not to the wrist where it would easily soil and hinder movement. The gown consists of the upper portion that is put on like a jacket and pinned in front, with a full-length skirt in the back, and a standard petticoat. This gown is shown with a split bum skirt support. This elevates the silhouette and social class of the gown. The same gown can be worn without the skirt support for a less extreme silhouette and ease of movement, making it versatile for many situations and environments. To find the correct size for this gown, we need your measurements taken while wearing stays. This gown is not designed to be worn without proper undergarments.
Circa 1780 France Beautiful breeches of Gentleman in French faille caca d'oie brocaded in miniature of coffee beans blue-Nattier, breeches most likely for the Court. High-waisted cut with small buttoned bridge and covered in the same, at the waist bone buttons. Polychrome silk embroidered buttons and tabs at the knees. Linings of brown glazed linen buckram and unbleached linen canvas in cleanliness (slight halos). A few areas of rubbing and wear, a patch at the crotch, the only flaws to be noted. Good colour and condition. Dimensions: 14 year old equivalent.
Buy wall art of this image titled: Fujidana no sanbijin, from the Japanese Ukiyo-e and Yokohama-e Prints Collection by Second Story Prints. Top quality print reproductions available now! Tags Women--Clothing & dress--Japan--1780-1790. Beauty--Japan--1780-1790. Flowers--Japan--1780-1790. Arbors (Bowers)--Japan--1780
The Redingote, with its name deriving from the english “Riding Coat”, is a late 18th C. coat-style dress, inspired by menswear of the period. It soon became a favorite walking costume amongst ladies throughout Europe. Our pattern is based on costume studies and period fashion plates. It features a pelerine, two front options and skirt with front opening. The jacket is cut single-breasted, but a decorative second row of buttons lends a double-breasted look. Instructions for a matching petticoat are also included! Full size printed paper pattern with instruction manual. Choose between English or German instructions. Available sizes: German size 38 (= US size 8, UK 10, FR 40 – Bust 88 cm, Waist 70 cm) German size 40 (= US size 10, UK 12, France 42 – B 92 cm, W 74 cm) German size 42 (= US size 12, UK 14, France 44 – B 96 cm, W 78 cm) German size 44 (= US size 14, UK 16, France 46 – B 100 cm, W 81.5 cm) German size 46 (= US size 16, UK 18, France 48 – B 104 cm, W 86 cm) Product code NP E21
Jean-Baptiste Regnault (1754-1812) “Education of Achilles” (1780/1790) Oil on canvas Located in the Musée du Louvre, Paris, France
