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Nordiska museet - Den stickade tröjan från 1600-talet / Knitted jacket from 17th century in Nordiska Museet

Nordiska museet - Den stickade tröjan från 1600-talet / Knitted jacket from 17th century in Nordiska Museet

Lucretia Chandler, Mrs. John Murray, 1763, by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815) - Worcester Art Museum I'm considering starting a 18th century re-enactment. Something like this style would be perfect!

Lucretia Chandler, Mrs. John Murray, 1763, by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815) - Worcester Art Museum I'm considering starting a 18th century re-enactment. Something like this style would be perfect!

Detail of chemise. England, mid-18th century

Detail of chemise. England, mid-18th century

Stays. Britain, late 18th century

Stays. Britain, late 18th century

Jumps. Britain, late 18th century

Jumps. Britain, late 18th century

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Category:Nicolas-Bernard Lépicié — Wikimedia Commons

Category:Nicolas-Bernard Lépicié — Wikimedia Commons

Freeze Head of a Young Boy

Freeze Head of a Young Boy

Title: The roasted exciseman, or, The Jack Boot's exit Related Title: Jack Boot's exit Published: [London : J. Williams], publish'd as the act directs, [April 1763]

Title: The roasted exciseman, or, The Jack Boot's exit Related Title: Jack Boot's exit Published: [London : J. Williams], publish'd as the act directs, [April 1763]

Mrs Thomas Hope by Cosmo Alexander The University of Nottingham Date painted: 1763 Oil on canvas, 54.5 x 53 cm Collection: The University of Nottingham

Mrs Thomas Hope by Cosmo Alexander The University of Nottingham Date painted: 1763 Oil on canvas, 54.5 x 53 cm Collection: The University of Nottingham

Ruffled cuffs (these are from c1764) must have been an encumbrance; becoming quickly soiled by everything they brushed against and snagging on every protuberance they encountered. Ostensibly, though,their admirers were many for the trend flourished throughout the seventeenth- and eighteenth-centuries, until around 1780.

Ruffled cuffs (these are from c1764) must have been an encumbrance; becoming quickly soiled by everything they brushed against and snagging on every protuberance they encountered. Ostensibly, though,their admirers were many for the trend flourished throughout the seventeenth- and eighteenth-centuries, until around 1780.

Thomas Gainsborough (British, 1727-1788), "Lady in a Mob Cap," about 1763; Indianapolis Museum of Art, Gift of John G. Rauch, 49.1

Thomas Gainsborough (British, 1727-1788), "Lady in a Mob Cap," about 1763; Indianapolis Museum of Art, Gift of John G. Rauch, 49.1

ca. 1756, England According to vendor, the gown was worn by Ursula Westof of Leichester, who married John Robinson of Hinkley, Sept.9, 1756; she died 1778.

ca. 1756, England According to vendor, the gown was worn by Ursula Westof of Leichester, who married John Robinson of Hinkley, Sept.9, 1756; she died 1778.

c. 1763

c. 1763

Dress | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Remodeled 1763. Silk: England (Spitalfields), design about 1740.

Dress | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Remodeled 1763. Silk: England (Spitalfields), design about 1740.

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"I created this PDF guide and short video to go over a few Sacred Geometry symbols, their names and meanings -- learn more and how to create your own Sacred Geometry artwork (click the image to watch)"

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