An Explosion of Fashion Magazines

Préval (mentioned on object), 1860

Starting from the 1850s, fashion magazines became more affordable and acquired a wider readership. The invention of the sewing machine around 1850 made it easier for people to make their own clothes. Ready-made garments were now also on offer, with fashion plates providing vendor addresses, such as the Maison Gagelin in Paris.

  • Artwork typemodeprent
  • Object numberRP-P-2009-3455
  • Dimensionsheight 269 mm x width 194 mm
  • Physical characteristicsgravure, met de hand gekleurd

Identification

  • Title(s)

    An Explosion of Fashion Magazines

  • Object type

  • Object number

    RP-P-2009-3455

  • Description

    Twee vrouwen in japonnen van Gagelin. 'Coiffures' van Tilman. Hieronder enkele regels reclametekst voor verschillende producten. Prent uit het modetijdschrift Les Modes Parisiennes (1843-1885).

  • Inscriptions / marks

    • address: ‘Bureau du Journal, 20, rue Bergère.’
    • caption: ‘Robes de Gagelin. Coiffures de M.me Tilman. Dentelles de Violard. Gants et Eventails de Faguer Laboullée. Rubans de la Ville de Lyon. Envoi de la M.on de Commission Lassalle et C.ie.’
    • title: ‘Les Modes Parisiennes’

Creation

  • Creation

    • printmaker: Préval (mentioned on object)
    • after drawing by François-Claudius Compte-Calix (mentioned on object), Paris
    • printer (person): Moine (mentioned on object), Paris
  • Dating

    1860

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Material and technique

  • Physical description

    gravure, met de hand gekleurd

  • Dimensions

    height 269 mm x width 194 mm


This work is about

  • Subject

  • Period

    1860


Exhibitions


Acquisition and rights

  • Credit line

    On loan from the M.A. Ghering-van Ierlant Collection

  • Acquisition

    gift 2023-12-14

  • Copyright


Documentation

  • M.A. Ghering-Van Ierlant, Het bijeenbrengen van een collectie kostuum- en modeprenten gedurende de jaren 1970-2009, Breda 2016.


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