Traphagen, Ethel, b. 1884 · New York, John Wiley & Sons, inc.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 107
ich the Crom-wellian period (1649-1660) was a simplifica-tion. The drawingsof Hollar give excel-lent illustrations ofthese. The Quakerdress is the survivalof the costume ofCharles II period(1660-1685), althoughthe hat is minus thefeather—plain linentakes the place oflace. The shoes are thesame, but… … Fig. 111.—Early XVI Century fashion drawing byHans Holbein. The portrait paintershave done nobly inpreserving for us thefashions of the timesthrough the costumesworn by their distin-gui.shed sitters. Suchmen as Velasquez, VanDyck, and Rubens inthe seventeenth cen-tiny, and in the eigh-teenth…
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