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'1810 Embroidered Muslin Evening Gown', in Pen, Ink and Watercolour - A6 Postcard

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Product Description

This A6 postcard presents an intricately detailed pen, ink, and watercolour illustration of an 1810 embroidered muslin evening gown, created by renowned dress historian and illustrator Eleanor Houghton. The artwork captures the understated elegance of Regency-era evening attire, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and delicate embellishments characteristic of the period.

Historical Context

As all good fans of Jane Austen (or Georgette Heyer for that matter) will know, early nineteenth century formal gowns were typically formed from light fabrics like muslin or silk which were chosen for their ethereal quality and graceful drape. The high Empire waistline, paired with intricate embroidery, drew inspiration from neoclassical ideals and aesthetics.

Printed on brilliant bright white paperstock, with a smooth coated satin finish, this postcard is a thoughtful choice for admirers of historical fashion, costume enthusiasts, and Jane Austen fans. Whether shared, collected, or framed, it offers a timeless tribute to the elegance of Regency design.

Specifications

A6 postcard of coated satin finish that is smooth and clean to the touch.

  • FSC® Recycled certified fibre derived from 100% pre and post-consumer waste and coated with natural clay coating.

  • Clay coating is made from natural minerals such as kaolinite, calcium carbonate, bentonite, applied using organic binders so that it will not affect the recyclability or compost/biodegradability of the paper.

  • Portrait - 148mm x 10.7mm

  • Card made in an industry leading mill to strict ISO 14001 standards for environmental management

  • Printed in the UK

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Product Description

This A6 postcard presents an intricately detailed pen, ink, and watercolour illustration of an 1810 embroidered muslin evening gown, created by renowned dress historian and illustrator Eleanor Houghton. The artwork captures the understated elegance of Regency-era evening attire, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and delicate embellishments characteristic of the period.

Historical Context

As all good fans of Jane Austen (or Georgette Heyer for that matter) will know, early nineteenth century formal gowns were typically formed from light fabrics like muslin or silk which were chosen for their ethereal quality and graceful drape. The high Empire waistline, paired with intricate embroidery, drew inspiration from neoclassical ideals and aesthetics.

Printed on brilliant bright white paperstock, with a smooth coated satin finish, this postcard is a thoughtful choice for admirers of historical fashion, costume enthusiasts, and Jane Austen fans. Whether shared, collected, or framed, it offers a timeless tribute to the elegance of Regency design.

Specifications

A6 postcard of coated satin finish that is smooth and clean to the touch.

  • FSC® Recycled certified fibre derived from 100% pre and post-consumer waste and coated with natural clay coating.

  • Clay coating is made from natural minerals such as kaolinite, calcium carbonate, bentonite, applied using organic binders so that it will not affect the recyclability or compost/biodegradability of the paper.

  • Portrait - 148mm x 10.7mm

  • Card made in an industry leading mill to strict ISO 14001 standards for environmental management

  • Printed in the UK

Product Description

This A6 postcard presents an intricately detailed pen, ink, and watercolour illustration of an 1810 embroidered muslin evening gown, created by renowned dress historian and illustrator Eleanor Houghton. The artwork captures the understated elegance of Regency-era evening attire, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and delicate embellishments characteristic of the period.

Historical Context

As all good fans of Jane Austen (or Georgette Heyer for that matter) will know, early nineteenth century formal gowns were typically formed from light fabrics like muslin or silk which were chosen for their ethereal quality and graceful drape. The high Empire waistline, paired with intricate embroidery, drew inspiration from neoclassical ideals and aesthetics.

Printed on brilliant bright white paperstock, with a smooth coated satin finish, this postcard is a thoughtful choice for admirers of historical fashion, costume enthusiasts, and Jane Austen fans. Whether shared, collected, or framed, it offers a timeless tribute to the elegance of Regency design.

Specifications

A6 postcard of coated satin finish that is smooth and clean to the touch.

  • FSC® Recycled certified fibre derived from 100% pre and post-consumer waste and coated with natural clay coating.

  • Clay coating is made from natural minerals such as kaolinite, calcium carbonate, bentonite, applied using organic binders so that it will not affect the recyclability or compost/biodegradability of the paper.

  • Portrait - 148mm x 10.7mm

  • Card made in an industry leading mill to strict ISO 14001 standards for environmental management

  • Printed in the UK

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