Robe à la française with Matching Stomacher and Petticoat
c. 1755-1760
Chinese export silk-brocaded satin, silk and silk chenille looped fringe
Philadelphia Museum of Art
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Robe à la française with Matching Stomacher and Petticoat
c. 1755-1760
Chinese export silk-brocaded satin, silk and silk chenille looped fringe
Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Today I found out that that alleged 18th Century woodcut of a woman saying "come out you bitch, I'll maul you" that's been doing the rounds is apparently 100% legitimate, and the reason nobody could source it is because the screenshot gets the title wrong. It's evidently from The new art and mystery of gossiping (the popularly circulated screenshot misspells "mystery" as "mastery"), and the full text is available here:
The new art and mystery of gossiping. Being a genuine account of all the women's clubs in and about ... London, with the manner of their clu
Ring, c. 1760-1800
From the Victoria & Albert Museum
Joseph Wright of Derby (English, 1734–1797), "Miss Ann Carver" (detail), ca. 1760
God bless IKEA for making passable 18th century fabrics in the form of duvet covers
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It’s giving chintz it’s giving brocade it’s giving Spitalfields silk
Blesséd and thankful 🙏😌

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Title: The Broken Mirror Artist: Jean-Baptiste Greuze (French, 1725-1805) Date: ca. 1763 Genre: genre art Movement: Rococo Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions: 56 cm (22 in) high x 46 cm (18.1 in) wide Location: Wallace Collection, London, England, UK
1763 John Singleton Copley - Mrs. Daniel Sargent (Mary Turner)
(Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco)
[ID: 4 photos of a green v-neck sweater vest, with designs from 1760 in light beige yarn. The first two photos show the front and back of the vest. There is a design with birds and flowers circling the bottom. The front has a lying down dog, facing left but with its head turned back to the right. The back has a man on a horse, holding a bird in his hand. The v-neck and armholes are 1x1 ribbed, and the hem is ribbed in a “baby cable” pattern. The third photo shows a close up of the colourwork from the inside. The birds along the bottom are stranded, whereas the larger designs on the front and back use ladderback jacquard. The fourth photo shows a closeup of the design along the bottom. Two birds face eachother, with a pole inbetween them and candlesticks to the side of them. End ID]
A sweater vest for my friend, using designs from a 1760 german pattern book that i meticulously copied into stitchfiddle and then arranged onto a pattern.
I'm really proud of this, I knit the same vest pattern (but with different, simpler colourwork) almost exactly 2 years ago, and seeing my progress since then is really cool!