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Comparative Costumes Collection

"Exploring the Art of Comparative Costumes: A Chromolitho Journey" Step into a world where vibrant colors and intricate designs bring historical figures to life

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Laure and Marguerite (chromolitho)

Laure and Marguerite (chromolitho)
734692 Laure and Marguerite (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Laure and Marguerite)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Carmen and Desdemona (chromolitho)

Carmen and Desdemona (chromolitho)
734689 Carmen and Desdemona (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Carmen and Desdemona)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Elsa and Fatma (chromolitho)

Elsa and Fatma (chromolitho)
734693 Elsa and Fatma (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Elsa and Fatma. Liebig card)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Rosa and Selika (chromolitho)

Rosa and Selika (chromolitho)
734687 Rosa and Selika (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Rosa and Selika. Liebig card)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Gabrielle and Hedwige (chromolitho)

Gabrielle and Hedwige (chromolitho)
734690 Gabrielle and Hedwige (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gabrielle and Hedwige)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Vittorina and Xyinia (chromolitho)

Vittorina and Xyinia (chromolitho)
734688 Vittorina and Xyinia (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Vittorina and Xyinia)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Norma and Ophelia (chromolitho)

Norma and Ophelia (chromolitho)
734685 Norma and Ophelia (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Norma and Ophelia)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Ida and Kem (chromolitho)

Ida and Kem (chromolitho)
734694 Ida and Kem (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ida and Kem. Liebig card)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Pia and Quintia (chromolitho)

Pia and Quintia (chromolitho)
734683 Pia and Quintia (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Pia and Quintia. Liebig card)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Amneris and Beatrix (chromolitho)

Amneris and Beatrix (chromolitho)
734691 Amneris and Beatrix (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Amneris and Beatrix)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Yola and Zita (chromolitho)

Yola and Zita (chromolitho)
734686 Yola and Zita (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Yola and Zita. Liebig card)

Background imageComparative Costumes Collection: Empress Theodora and Ulrica (chromolitho)

Empress Theodora and Ulrica (chromolitho)
734684 Empress Theodora and Ulrica (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Empress Theodora and Ulrica)



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"Exploring the Art of Comparative Costumes: A Chromolitho Journey" Step into a world where vibrant colors and intricate designs bring historical figures to life. In this captivating collection of chromolithos, we delve into the realm of comparative costumes, showcasing the unique attire worn by various characters from different eras and cultures. Laure and Marguerite grace us with their presence in resplendent garments that epitomize elegance and sophistication. Their chromolitho portraits transport us to a time when fashion was an art form in itself. Carmen and Desdemona captivate our attention with their contrasting styles. One exudes fiery passion through her flamenco-inspired ensemble, while the other embodies innocence in her delicate lace-trimmed dress. These chromolithos remind us that clothing can be a powerful expression of character. Elsa and Fatma take us on a journey across continents as we witness the fusion of Eastern and Western influences in their costumes. The ornate patterns adorning their garments tell stories of cultural exchange, reminding us that fashion has always been influenced by global connections. Rosa and Selika mesmerize us with their regal presence. Adorned in opulent fabrics embellished with jewels, they embody power, strength, and beauty. Through these chromolithos, we are reminded that clothing can serve as a symbol of status and authority. Gabrielle's avant-garde style contrasts beautifully with Hedwige's more traditional attire. These two women challenge societal norms through their distinctive fashion choices – one embracing innovation while the other cherishes tradition – proving that individuality knows no bounds. Vittorina stands tall beside Xyinia; both radiating confidence through bold color palettes and daring silhouettes. These chromolithos celebrate fearless self-expression as they showcase how fashion can empower individuals to embrace their true selves without hesitation or apology. Norma's ethereal gown harmonizes perfectly with Ophelia's delicate floral ensemble.