Fashion Collection (page 3)

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Fashion Collection: OPERETTA COSTUMES. Design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera

OPERETTA COSTUMES. Design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera production of Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, c1880. Phototograph of an unidentified man, possibly Jacob Berger

MENs FASHION, c1880. Phototograph of an unidentified man, possibly Jacob Berger, taken in New York, c1880

Fashion Collection: BATONI: MONSIEUR de SALLE. Portrait of Monsieur de Salle by Pompeo Girolamo Batoni

BATONI: MONSIEUR de SALLE. Portrait of Monsieur de Salle by Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (1708-1787)

FRANCE: GRENADIER, 1860. The uniform of a French infantry soldier, 1860

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, 1920. A woman wearing a nightgown by Gustav Beer

WOMENs FASHION, 1920. A woman wearing a nightgown by Gustav Beer. Fashion plate by Charles Martin for the French magazine La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1920

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, c1814. A merveilleuse wearing an ermine-lined coat and ball costume

WOMENs FASHION, c1814. A merveilleuse wearing an ermine-lined coat and ball costume. Etching, c1814, by Georges Jacques Gatine after Horace Vernet

Fashion Collection: OPERETTA COSTUME. Design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera production

OPERETTA COSTUME. Design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera production of Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II. The design draws on French fashion, c1914

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, 1920. A woman and two schoolgirls wearing fashions by Jeanne Lanvin

WOMENs FASHION, 1920. A woman and two schoolgirls wearing fashions by Jeanne Lanvin. Fashion plate by Pierre Brissaud for the French magazine La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1920

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph of an unidentified young American man

MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph of an unidentified young American man, taken at a studio in Oneonta, New York, 1880s

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph from a studio in Rome, Italy

MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph from a studio in Rome, Italy, of two unidentified men

GERMAN NAVAL OFFICER, 1898. Original cabinet photograph, Berlin, 1898

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph, 1880s, by Napoleon Sarony of

MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph, 1880s, by Napoleon Sarony of an unidentified man, possibly an actor

OPERETTA COSTUME. Design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera production of Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II. The design reflects French fashion, c1914

FRENCH OFFICER, 1814. The uniform of a French infantry officer

Fashion Collection: TRENCH COAT, 1917. Advertisement from an English newspaper of November 1917, for

TRENCH COAT, 1917. Advertisement from an English newspaper of November 1917, for Burberrys trench-warm coat

Fashion Collection: VIENNA: OFFICER, c1890. An unidentified officer of the Austro-Hungarian army, sporting

VIENNA: OFFICER, c1890. An unidentified officer of the Austro-Hungarian army, sporting facial hair in the style of Emperor Francis Joseph. Studio photograph, Vienna, c1890

EYEGLASSES, c1880. Original cabinet photograph, American, late-19th century

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, 1920. A woman wearing an evening coat designed by Paul Poiret

WOMENs FASHION, 1920. A woman wearing an evening coat designed by Paul Poiret. Fashion plate by Georges Lepape for the French magazine La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1920

Fashion Collection: BONNET MAKERS, 1807. Linen bonnet makers at work

BONNET MAKERS, 1807. Linen bonnet makers at work. Etching, French, 1807, from the series Le Bon Genre

EYEGLASSES, c1865. Original cabinet photograph, French, mid-19th century

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, c1880. A portly unidentified gentleman showing off his suit and coat

MENs FASHION, c1880. A portly unidentified gentleman showing off his suit and coat. Studio photograph, American, c1880

Fashion Collection: MAN, 19th CENTURY. Portrait of a man, photographed at a New York photo studio

MAN, 19th CENTURY. Portrait of a man, photographed at a New York photo studio, 19th century

Fashion Collection: VENETIAN MAN, 18th CENTURY. A Venetian citizen

VENETIAN MAN, 18th CENTURY. A Venetian citizen. Illustration from Giovanni Grevembrochs Gradenigo Dolphin, mid 18th century

OPERETTA COSTUMES. Design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera production of Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II. The design draws on French fashion, c1915

EYEGLASSES, c1900. Photograph, American, c1900

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, c1814. An incroyable wearing a Robinson hat, knitted pants

MENs FASHION, c1814. An incroyable wearing a Robinson hat, knitted pants, and Hussar-style riding boots. Etching, c1814, by Georges Jacques Gatine after Horace Vernet

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, 1807. Grisettes getting ready for bed. Aquatint, French, 1807

WOMENs FASHION, 1807. Grisettes getting ready for bed. Aquatint, French, 1807, from the series Le Bon Genre

Fashion Collection: FRANCE: OFFICER, 1857. The uniform of an officer of the 6th Regiment of Dragoons (heavy cavalry)

FRANCE: OFFICER, 1857. The uniform of an officer of the 6th Regiment of Dragoons (heavy cavalry), 1857

Fashion Collection: OPERETTA COSTUME. Costume design by Theoni V

OPERETTA COSTUME. Costume design by Theoni V. Aldredge for a 1974 New York City Opera production of Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss II. The design reflects French fashion, c1914

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, 1897. American advertisement, 1897, for womens suits, sold by Sears

WOMENs FASHION, 1897. American advertisement, 1897, for womens suits, sold by Sears, Roebuck & Company

Fashion Collection: MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph from a studio in Mannheim, Germany

MENs FASHION, 1880s. Original cabinet photograph from a studio in Mannheim, Germany, of an unidentified man

FASHION, c1680. A fashionably attired Dutchman. Etching, c1680, by Romeyn de Hooghe

Fashion Collection: FRANCE: OFFICER, 1857. The uniform of an officer of the light infantry (voltigeuers)

FRANCE: OFFICER, 1857. The uniform of an officer of the light infantry (voltigeuers) of the Imperial Guard, 1857

Fashion Collection: WOMENs FASHION, 1829. Women wearing an opera dress (left) and a private concert dress

WOMENs FASHION, 1829. Women wearing an opera dress (left) and a private concert dress. English color fashion plate from La Belle Assemblee, 1829

Fashion Collection: MAUD WAGNER (1877-1961). American circus performer and first known female tattoo

MAUD WAGNER (1877-1961). American circus performer and first known female tattoo artist in the US. Cabinet photograph, c1911

EYEGLASSES, c1880. Original cabinet photograph, c1880

Fashion Collection: FRANCE: FASHIONABLE LADY. Fashionable Lady Dressed for a Ball. Etching after Claude Gillot

FRANCE: FASHIONABLE LADY. Fashionable Lady Dressed for a Ball. Etching after Claude Gillot, 1760s

REV. CHARLES J. BROOKS. Original cabinet photograph, 1865

E. HAMILTON BELL, c1880. Original cabinet photograph, American, late 19th century

BEARDS AND MUSTACHES. Unidentified Scottish man, c1870

Fashion Collection: WOMENs HATS, c1870. Original cabinet photograph of the dancer Marie Majilton

WOMENs HATS, c1870. Original cabinet photograph of the dancer Marie Majilton from Napoleon Saronys studio in New York, c1870

GROUP PORTRAIT, c1870. Group portrait of unidentified American men and women

BRIDAL GOWN, 1876. Wood engraving from an American womens magazine of 1876

Fashion Collection: GEORGE DAWSON (1821-1876). English nonconformist preacher and lecturer

GEORGE DAWSON (1821-1876). English nonconformist preacher and lecturer. Photographed c1870

BEARDS AND MUSTACHES. Unidentified American man, c1880

THOMAS FAED (1826-1900). Scottish painter

Fashion Collection: FRENCH FASHION, c1795. The Boot Waxer. A meeting between a Merveilleuse and an Incroyable

FRENCH FASHION, c1795. The Boot Waxer. A meeting between a Merveilleuse and an Incroyable. Watercolor, French, c1795

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