Fashion Collection (#96)

Shop window, Avenue des Gobelins, Paris, France, circa 1925 by Eurgene Atget. Eugene Atget, full name Jean-Eugene-Auguste Atget, 1857 - 1927

Mother and daughter looking in shop window in Victorian or Edwardian era in sepia tone

Caricature of the farthingale and the mask, 1610. From Modes and Manners, published 1925

A 1940 advertisement for Burberrys Equipment for the Services. From British Warships, published 1940

Entre Deux Feux - Between Two Fires, after a work by French artist George Barbier, 1882 - 1932

Woman Applying Powder, after a woodcut by Japanese artist Hashiguchi Goy?, 1880 - 1921. To the modern eye it may appear that the woman is looking at a smart phone

Evander Berry Wall, 1860 - 1940. New York City socialite and later an American expatriate in France during the Belle Epoque. From L Illustration, published 1939

Illustration number 87 from 1913 edition of the magazine Journal des Dames. The description below the illustration reads, " White crepe dress with yellow dots

Advertising poster for the Harper and Brothers 1896 edition of The Evolution of Woman by Harry Whitney McVickar, 1860 - 1905

Psyche. Psyche. Robe du Soir de Worth. Evening dress by Worth. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

L etourdissant Petit Poisson. A Stunning Little Fish. Robe d ete. Summer dress. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

L Arbre de Science. The Tree of Science. Robe du soir de Doeuillet. Evening dress by Doeuillet. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

Rugby. Costume tailleur de Redfern. Tailored suit by Redfern. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

La Fontaine de Coquillages. The Fountain of Shells. Robe du soir de Paquin. Evening dress by Paquin. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

Les Colchiques. The Crocuses. Manteau de voyage de Paquin. Traveling coat by Paquin. Art-deco fashion illustration by French artist George Barbier, 1882-1932

Archival color postcard of three fishwives in Newhaven, England, Great Britain, c 1915
Archival color postcard view of three fishwives with fish in baskets in Newhaven, England, Great Britain, c 1915. (Photo by Allan Seiden, Legacy Archive/Getty Images)

Close-Up of Reflective Spheres

Illustration depicting Scarborough Beach
Illustration depicting the height of the season at Scarborough. Illustrated by George du Maurier (1834-1896) a Franco-British cartoonist and author. Dated 19th century

Illustration depicting a woman dressed for tennis, 19th century
Illustration depicting a woman dressed for tennis

Woman riding a bicycle. Punch illustration 1869

Illustration depicting a womans glove. Dated 19th century

French motor engineer, Roger de Montaiss oil heated steam truck; 1887

Virot Steam Carriage (1887) Paris. The passenger blows a horn to warn people to get out of the way

Karl von Drais riding his Velocipede (Hobby Horse) bicycle. 1840
Illustration showing the early 19th century German inventor, Karl von Drais riding his Velocipede (Hobby Horse) bicycle. 1840

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