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Artworks provide an invaluable record of fashion throughout history. We can use art to trace the evolution of style. See how meticulously artists represent details in clothing and accessories, from the sheen of silk to reflections in a pearl. 
details about Clothing Factory, Soviet Union Close Modal Coat Jessie M.

What do our clothing choices say about us? This young aristocrat wears three of the biggest fashion trends of late-18th-century France.
Pierpont Morgan I [1837-1913], London;[3] consigned July 1943 by the Morgan estate to (M.

Leonardo da Vinci 1470 Artwork history & notes Artwork History Provenance Albert M.

Starting in 1568, seven provinces of the Netherlands broke away in revolt against Spanish rule, initiating a war for independence that lasted until 1648. In the early years of the conflict the militias (civic guard companies) of Haarlem in particular put up a heroic fight.
Colnaghi & Co., London; and M. Knoedler & Co., New York) to Andrew W.

Explore some of our favorite snowy scenes.
watercolor, charcoal, and gouache on paperboard, Corcoran Collection (Gift of Margaret M.

Around 1625, Peter Paul Rubens received an important commission from the Infanta Isabel Clara Eugenia, Governess of the Southern Netherlands (1566–1633) to design a tapestry series of The Triumph of the Eucharist for the royal convent of the Poor Clares in Madrid. The tapestries were to be hung during the feast days of Good Friday and Corpus Christi, which celebrate Christ’s presence in the Eucharist.
the Priest-King of Salem, Melchizedek, after returning from a victorious battle (Gen

, Regent of the Netherlands Quesnet, Jules Private Collection, Zurich Walter M.

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dissertation, Cornell University, Ithica, 1995: 143-145. repro. 44. 1996 Donahue, M.