Marchande de cerneaux. Costumes de Paris. Walnut Saleswoman from Paris. Costume of 1774.
Walnut Saleswoman from Paris. Costume of 1774.
Category: Baroque
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Parisian costumes of the 18th century. Ragpicker. Water carrier.
Porteur d’eau. Marchant de melons. Chiffonnière. Marchande de Plaisirs. Costumes de Paris.
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Formal dress of the rococo mid-18th century. Epoch of Marie Antoinette.
Elégante avec la robe à grand panier, Abbé mondain en 1760. Jeunes gens en costumes de chasse et de promenade en 1760.
Ballroom dresses in 1762. Costumes of Paris.
Costume de bal en 1762. Costumes de Paris. Paris à travers les siècles.
Noble lady and Lord. Dame noble et Seigneur. XVIIe Siècle.
Dame noble et Seigneur. XVIIe Siècle. D’après Pauquet. Histoire nationale de Paris et des Parisiens par Gourdon de Genouillac.
Costume of a sutler in the transition from the 16th to 17th century
Costume of a German sutler by Peter Breughel.
Young woman in high hairstyle and small hoops 1762.
Matron in the old fashion. Young woman in high hairstyle and small hoops. Former military. Gentleman with habit in 1762.
Inside the House of a Barbier. France 17th century.
Inside the House of a Barbier. Under Louis XIII. 17th century. Intérieur de la Maison d’un Barbier. Sous Louis XIII. XVII Siècle.
French Notary in 1725. From an engraving of the time.
Notaire en 1725. D’après une gravure du temps.
Charles the first in the guard room. 17th century.
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