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The Photographic art-journal (1851)
Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 381
ant characters of the majority,©f mankind reflect, to a very great degree,t4Jie circumstances about them. This is a basis quite sufficient for all thesuggestions of this chapter ; I, therefore,respectfully submit them to my heliogra-phic co-laborers, with the hope, that theymay find in them… … e shall consider the dress,by which we mean simplythe upper garment wornwithin doors, as consist-ing of three parts, thesleeve, the body, and theskirt.The sleeve has changed its formas frequently as any part of our ha-bilimeuts ; sometimes it reached tofyj V the wrist, sometimes to a short dis-W…Photography · Art and photography
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