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edarlein — A lady of Middle ages
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A work from album of costumes.France, 1 half of XV century.
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I love your work! I am obsessed with historical fashion and love how precise yours is! x
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Your work is amazing.
You really are talented.
I studied costume history at the Art Institute and I so enjoyed looking at your work, your attention to the smallest detail, the lace, I could go on.... but I will just say Bravo!
It was hard to know which to fave.
I look forward to seeing more.
Peace
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Beautiful.I love the choice/combination of colours and the pose,very graceful.
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It's quite nice, I like the folds of her dress, the texture it's very well done.
What materials did you use?
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It looks as if could have come straight out of the pages of Friossart.
Love the veil and ...er, is it still a hennin when it's a truncated cone like that? or does that make it something else? Gah. XV century men's fashion is so much more straightforward.
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Waaaah this is wonderful. What album? I'm so interested in 15th century fashion, and I have such a hard time finding good books with coherent drawings and explanations.
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Thanks
I meant the album of european lady's costume, that I have been doing about 8-9 years ago. It was more than 100 water colours, but they were not really good... There are some pictures conserning 18-19 ages from it in my gallery.
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