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Slippers, American, 1865-85. Creator: Edwin C. Burt & Co
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Slippers, American, 1865-85. Creator: Edwin C. Burt & Co
Slippers, American, 1865-85
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This print showcases a pair of exquisite slippers, crafted in America between 1865 and 1885. Created by the renowned Edwin C. Burt & Co. , these shoes epitomize the elegance and sophistication of 19th-century fashion. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect of their design. Made from luxurious silk velvet fabric, these slippers exude opulence and refinement. The vibrant color palette adds a touch of vibrancy to any ensemble they adorn. Delicate quilted patterns grace the surface, enhancing their visual appeal while also providing comfort. The metallic buckle embellishments on these slippers are reminiscent of an era when even footwear was adorned with intricate details. These buckles not only serve as functional elements but also add a touch of glamour to this already stunning piece. As we delve into the history behind this artifact, it becomes clear that it represents more than just fashionable footwear; it symbolizes the cultural heritage and craftsmanship prevalent during that time period in America. This photograph serves as a window into an era where fine shoes were meticulously created by skilled artisans like Edwin C. Burt & Co. Preserved for posterity at both the Brooklyn Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this remarkable piece stands as a testament to the rich sartorial legacy left behind by our ancestors in the United States. It invites us to appreciate not only its aesthetic beauty but also its historical significance within American fashion history.
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