Costume in England: A History of Dress to the End of the Eighteenth Century, Volume 1G. Bell and sons, 1896 - 415 pages |
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Page 18
... hang over the sloped drapery in front , and the folds were ample enough in the back to admit of the garment being occa- sionally drawn over the head , as it was customary to do during religious ceremonies , and also probably in rainy ...
... hang over the sloped drapery in front , and the folds were ample enough in the back to admit of the garment being occa- sionally drawn over the head , as it was customary to do during religious ceremonies , and also probably in rainy ...
Page 37
... hanging 2 Fig . 28 . bunches of chains , with pendent ornaments , to their waists , of which some curious examples , obtained at Ascheraden , in Saxony , are in the British Museum . Knives , sometimes enclosed in decorated sheaths ...
... hanging 2 Fig . 28 . bunches of chains , with pendent ornaments , to their waists , of which some curious examples , obtained at Ascheraden , in Saxony , are in the British Museum . Knives , sometimes enclosed in decorated sheaths ...
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... hang tassels . This pecu- liar feature of Anglo - Saxon dress was in common use among the shepherds and country ... hanging sleeves ; The crowns worn by both these royal personages are of the simple form so common in Anglo - Saxon ...
... hang tassels . This pecu- liar feature of Anglo - Saxon dress was in common use among the shepherds and country ... hanging sleeves ; The crowns worn by both these royal personages are of the simple form so common in Anglo - Saxon ...
Page 42
... hanging in folds from the left arm . This graceful disposition of so important a portion of the costume has a peculiar grand and dignified effect , which is aided not a little by the extreme simplicity of the entire dress , which is ...
... hanging in folds from the left arm . This graceful disposition of so important a portion of the costume has a peculiar grand and dignified effect , which is aided not a little by the extreme simplicity of the entire dress , which is ...
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... hanging over the arms when uplifted , and occasionally reaching below the knees . A larger cloak was also worn , wrapped round the figure , similar to the mantle of the queen , fig . 29 , and of which an example is given in the second ...
... hanging over the arms when uplifted , and occasionally reaching below the knees . A larger cloak was also worn , wrapped round the figure , similar to the mantle of the queen , fig . 29 , and of which an example is given in the second ...
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