Alba, Liturgical, costume, middle ages,
Category: Europe
Fashions in Europe. European Costume and Cultural History.
Dalmatica 13th century. Liturgical garment. Halberstadt Cathedral Museum.
Dalmatic, a long robe with wide but short sleeves that was worn especially in the Middle Ages in Dalmatia instead of the Roman Tunica.
Albe 13th century. Baptismal garment. German Liturgical costume.
Traditionally worn by Catholic priests as liturgical undergarment under the chasuble.
Ecclesiastical Dress. Regular of Saint Maurice of Agaune
[su_note note_color=”#e3fdbf”] Ecclesiastical Dress. Canon Regular of Saint Maurice of Agaune, Switzerland, 5th Century. [/su_note] Saint Maurice was the Celtic Acauno place on the Upper Rhone Valley, which was expanded by… Read More
Woman from Provence in traditional costume
Woman from Provence Poichoir Fashion Print. Costumes Nationaux by Lepage Medvey, Editions Hyperion, 1939. Costumes traditionnels français. Source: Traditional French national costumes More:Traditional Bavarian clothing. Farmer woman 19th century. 1850 Woman from… Read More
Homme de Bourgogne. Man from Burgundy
Homme de Bourgogne. Man from Burgundy. More:The ladies travel to see. Burgundy fashion 15th century. Middle Ages Costume Robe de Perkale. Souliers d’Homme. 1797 The Medieval Burgundy Aristocracy Middle Ages… Read More
Woman Costume from Bourbonnais
Poichoir Fashion Print. Costumes Nationaux by Lepage Medvey, Editions Hyperion, 1939. Costumes traditionnels français.
Traditional woman costume with Apron from Bordeaux.
Traditional woman costume with Apron from Bordeaux. Costumes Nationaux by Lepage Medvey, Editions Hyperion, 1939. More:A Woman of Lapland in traditional dress. 19th Century Woman from Waidhofen, Austria in traditional costume, 1910.… Read More
Woman costume from Nancy, Region of Lorraine
Poichoir Fashion Print. Costumes Nationaux by Lepage Medvey, Editions Hyperion, 1939. Costumes traditionnels français.
Woman from Pays de Caux Normandy
Poichoir Fashion Print. Costumes Nationaux by Lepage Medvey, Editions Hyperion, 1939. Costumes traditionnels français.










