Dress with Two Bodices & Matching Fichu
c.1865
France
The MET (Object Number: C.I.69.33.9a–e)


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Dress with Two Bodices & Matching Fichu
c.1865
France
The MET (Object Number: C.I.69.33.9a–e)

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Les Modes parisiennes, Pl. 435, no. 8, 16 avril 1884, Paris. No. 1. Toilette de ville en voile beige et pékin de soie beige et rouge. No. 2. Toilette de promenade en taffetas à reflets changeants rose et bleu. Bibliothèque nationale de France
Fichu, 1700s.
Fashion Review, 1885
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The Peddlar
Artist: Sir David Wilkie (Scottish, 1785–1841)
Date: 1814
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, United States

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Group of Whitework Shawls and Fichus, First half of 19th Century
From Kerry Taylor Auctions
The Rev. Thomas Gisborne and Mary Gisborne (née Babington)
Artist: Joseph Wright of Derby (English, 1734–1797)
Date: 1786
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, United States
Description
Reverend Thomas Gisborne was an Anglican priest and poet who inherited Yoxall Lodge, Staffordshire, in 1779 after the death of his father, John Gisborne (1716–1779). He married Mary Gisborne (née Babington) (1760–1843) in 1784. Both are depicted as sitters in this painting, which was painted about three years after their marriage.
Fichu!
Its just some gauzy cotton I had lying around but I think it's neat