Rhead, G. Woolliscroft (George Woolliscroft), 1854-1920 · London : T.F. Unwin · leaf 267
king stock,and giving ordersfrom below. In the examplegiven from Jacque-min, the head-dressrepresents a ship infull sail. In 1776 an etchingappeared entitledBunkers Hill, orx-^mericas Head-dress. The enor-mous headgear ofthe lady representsthe battle, with tents, fortifications, cannon, and… … HEAD-DRESS. From Jacqiieiiiiii. DhESS/.\G HAIR, MOUSTACHfOS, AND BEARD 26S and two ladies holding arrows. The lower portion ofthe head-dress represents a sea fight. In the same year appeared The New FashionedPhaeton, a mezzotint representing a conveyanceprovided with springs, which lifts the lady…
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