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Chats on costume (1906)

Rhead, G. Woolliscroft (George Woolliscroft), 1854-1920 · London : T.F. Unwin · leaf 212

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olour, lent itself insensibly to a naturalistic treatment.As is usual with the caprices of fashion, the artonly lasted for a comparatively brief period. It stillsurvives, however, in the form of embroidered hand-kerchiefs, for which there is even now a demand. VIII HATS,CAPS,ANDBONNETS In that… … 1-001..S J.\ A iMOKklS DANCE. Bodleian MS. {free reiideriug). VIII HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS Mad as a hatter? How comes an honest craft tobe thus maligned ? Hatters were never mad—thatis, not more so than the rest of us—until theyadopted the pot of the chimney as a model.^ Nature has provided in the…

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