Chaussures. Les modes de la renaissance. Costume féminin français.

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Chaussures. Les modes de la renaissance de l’an 1461 á l’an 1574.

CHAUSSURES. L’Histoire du costume féminin français. Les modes de la renaissance de l’an 1461 á l’an 1574.

CHAUSSURES.

  1. Ceinture cuir bleu, incrustée de pierreries (1520).
  2. Soulier blanc en peau pour patins.
  3. Gant (1572), poignet crispin découpé en quatre parties.
  4. Gant de peau, poignet haut, à revers, découpé et doublé d’un drap bleu.
  5. Gant «Duc de Bourbon» (1527), double poignet de ruban replié, et second poignet crispin plus grand, brodé de fils d’or.
  6. Chaussure sous François 1er, rouges, filets noirs en cuir, estampé d’or.
  7. Chaussures François 1er (1515), bout rond, retenu par une patte sur le cou-de-pied, dite: à barbe d’écrevisse.
  8. Bas sous François 1er, cousus en déux parties, de soie ou d’estame.
  9. Gant d’Elisabeth d’Autriche (1592), à créneaux.
  10. Chaussure, page du roi, gris foncé, talon rouge clair, plat.
  11. Soulier de dame, blanc, ruban rouge, broderie or.
  12. Gant Anne de Joyeuse (1575), « cuir d’Abbaye ».
  13. Chaussure maître des comptes, talon rouge soulier gris foncé, noeud rouge.
  14. Chaussure François II. Lacée sur le côté et à barbe d’écrevisse.
  15. Anne, Duc de Joyeuse (1570). Soulier de velours
  16. Chaussure gentilhomme, gris foncé, large chou violet.
  17. Soulier plat (1547), gris foncé, bordure rouge.
  18. Chaussure montée sur patin de bois.
  19. Gant brodé à cris pins découpés et brodés.
  20. Bas rayé bleu et blanc, sans semelle.

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