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Lady dressed for the Temple in 1800
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Lady dressed for the Temple - Engraving reproduced and digitally restored by © Norbert Pousseur

 

Engraving and text from The costume of the Netherlands
After drawings from Miss Semple - Ackermann London - 1817

 

A lady of Rotterdam

This lady was going to the new, or reformed church, and in the dress u su ail y worn on tbat occasion, that is, a black lace hood over her cap, both of whicb are pinned under the chin ; ber silk gown of the colour, which, it has been observed, they wear oftener than any other, and ber cloak english.

We have a rather mild weather outfit here - on the Temple Road you would think this lady would be wearing a coat - but it is possible that she is just getting out of a carriage stopped in front of the gate. (Editor's notes)
Translated with DeepL

 

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See also, other costumes of the peoples of the World, in the 19th century

 

This Dutch costume print can be zoomed in, the original measuring ~23x23 cm

 

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