The Heritage of Dress. Wilfred Mark Webb
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Wilfred Mark Webb
The Heritage of Dress
Being Notes on the History and Evolution of Clothes
Published by Good Press, 2019
EAN 4064066218546
Table of Contents
III DEVELOPMENT OF THE MODERN COAT
XX COSTUME CONNECTED WITH THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
XXV SURVIVALS IN MILITARY UNIFORMS
XXVIII THE CLOWN AND PAINTING THE BODY
XXXIV IMPRESSIONS TO BE GAINED FROM DRESS
XXXV THE EFFECT OF CLOTHES UPON THE INDIVIDUAL
XXXVI FURTHER EFFECTS OF CLOTHES ON THE INDIVIDUAL
XXXVII THE RISE AND FALL OF FASHIONS
LIST OF PLATES
| PLATE | FACING PAGE | |
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| I. | Very early man in Java. Illustrating the remarks in Chapter II, pages 6 and 7 Frontispiece | |
| II. | A woman and a witch-doctor of Central Africa, showing the part that ornaments may play even when clothing is of the scantiest. (From a photograph by Captain Ford) | 9 |
| III. | The silk vest worn by Charles I on the scaffold. Illustrating the sleeved tunic opening for a short distance down the front. (From a photograph by Mr. Henry Stevens) |
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