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Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1780-1867)
Madame Moitessier, 1856.
'Commissioned in 1844 to celebrate the marriage of Marie Clotilde-Inès de Foucauld to wealthy merchant, Sigisbert Moitessier in 1842.'
It took Ingres 12 years to finish this portrait ❤️🔥
©️ National Gallery
American.
Dress, early 19th c.
Silk figured weave, silk and cotton linings, silk piping, metal hook and eye, and cotton tape.
Dyed with madder or cochineal, length 139 cm.
©️ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Made America.
Woven unknown country.
Day Dress, 1868-70.
Pineapple leaf fiber (piña) plain weave; silk plain weave underdress trimmed with silk net.
Worn by Mary Francis Cook of Hyde Park, Mass.; piña brought home by her father, a sea captain.
©️ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Paris
Maison Premet,
8 Place Vendome.
Evening Dress, c.1914.
Silk satin, silk plain weave (chiffon), moiré, net, trimmed with net and silk flowers.
©️ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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Paris
Maison Rouff.
Evening Dress, 1895.
Silk satin, embroidered with silk and metallic threads, sequins and rhinestones; lace.
Made for Miss Elizabeth M. Larkin.
length approx. 138 cm.
©️ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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