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Fashion Plate (A Lady in the Parade Dress in Hyde Park), 1808. Creator: John Bell
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Fashion Plate (A Lady in the Parade Dress in Hyde Park), 1808. Creator: John Bell
Fashion Plate (A Lady in the Parade Dress in Hyde Park), 1808
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1800s Bell John Cloak Empire Gown Empire Line Ermine Fashion Plate Frock Fur Trim Garment Gown Hand Coloured Engraving On Paper Hyde Park John Bell Line Engraving Ladieswear Womens Wear Womenswear
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This stunning fashion plate, titled "A Lady in the Parade Dress in Hyde Park," was created by the renowned English engraver John Bell in 1808. The intricately detailed hand-colored engraving on paper captures the elegance and sophistication of women's fashion during the early 19th century in Britain. The image features a lady dressed in the latest mode, wearing an empire gown with an empire line and a high waist. The gown is adorned with red and colorful patterns, creating a vibrant and eye-catching appearance. The lady wears a cloak with ermine trim, adding an air of luxury and grandeur to her attire. Her hat, also trimmed with ermine, complements the cloak and completes the ensemble. The location of the scene is Hyde Park in London, a popular destination for fashionable ladies to take a stroll and show off their latest clothing. The lady in the fashion plate appears to be doing just that, with a confident and proud posture as she walks through the park. The intricate line engraving and careful attention to detail in the clothing and accessories are characteristic of John Bell's work. Bell was a leading fashion plate publisher in Britain during the 1800s, and his engravings were widely circulated and influential in shaping the fashion trends of the time. This fashion plate is now part of the collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), and serves as an important historical record of women's fashion during the early 19th century in Britain. It also offers a glimpse into the cultural and social practices of the time, providing insights into the importance of fashion and the role it played in society.
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