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Tag: A. Renoir

REFLECTION ON THE WHITE SHIRT AND WOMANKIND

The 8th of March has just been and gone. Pre-packed sprigs of yellow mimosa in the supermarket and tacky adverts…. … More

A. Renoir, Accademia Carrara Bergamo, Alice Vanderbilt Shepard, Amon Carter museum, Belle epoque, Clothing, costume, dress, fashion, haute couture, history of dress, history of fashion, John Singer Sargent, Kunstmuseum Basel, Lise Tréhot, McCord museum Canada, National Gallery Washington, Pelizza da Volpedo, Pitti Gallery, Silvestro Lega, Tate Britain, Triangle factory new york, Women

BLACK AND WHITE UNITE! (Post no.4 on colour combinations in dress)

Photo John French, model Susan Abraham in John Cavanagh lace evening dress, 1957 The combination of black and white in … More

A. Renoir, Alathea Talbot countess of Arundel and Surrey, Albert Durer, C.F.Worth, colour combinations, Correggio, Courtauld Institute of Art, dress, F. McNeil Whistler, F.Goya, fashion, Foale and Tuffin, Fra Galgario, George Brummel, haute couture, Hermitage museum, history of dress, Il Corriere delle Dame, Ingestre Hall, Jean Lanvin, John Cavanagh, John French, Journal des Demoiselles, Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, Ladies Home Journal, Les Journal des Dames et des Modes, men's fashion, Metropolitan Museum of Art, museum of decorative arts Prague, Papito Costa y Bonells, pinacoteca di brera, Prado museum, Susan Abraham, The Renaissance, Theodore Duret, Victoria and Albert museum

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