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The psychology of dress (1920)

Parsons, Frank Alvah, 1868-1930 · Garden City, New York, Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 221

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LAST HALF OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. FRENCH. CONSIDERTHE PERSISTENCE OF THE HEAD-DRESS AND THE BEGINNING OF THERUFF WHICH DISTINGUISHED THE COSTUME OF THE LAST QUARTEROF THE CENTURY THROUGHOUT CIVILIZED EUROPE. r^ ^«> >*■■■ Mw^^ f IS m 4 f ■> up: mm^ ■t - t THIRD QUARTER OF THE SEVENTEENTH… … THE THIRD QUARTER OF THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. ENGLISH.THE ABNORMAL INTERPRETATION OF THIS PERIOD BY ELIZABETHOF ENGLAND AND HER COURT IS TOO FAMILIAR TO REQUIRE MEN-TION. THIS ILLUSTRATION IS AMONG THE MILDEST OF ITS KIND. THE RENAISSANCE IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND fashion of Savoy/ are named by a writer…

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