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Antique Costume Print of the Province of Overijssel, Holland, 1857

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Antique Costume Print of the Province of Overijssel, Holland, 1857

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Original print, not a reproduction.

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Date
1857
Sheet size
17.9 × 12.2 in (45.5 × 31 cm)
Condition
Good
Wardrobe
Folk finery
Era
1840 to 1870, Crinoline
Stock no.
f_25944692

Antique print titled 'Provincie Overijssel.' This plate (pl. XXVI) shows the 19th century costume of the province of Overijssel, the Netherlands. This original antique print was published in 1857 by Frans Buffa & Zonen Amsterdam as part of the publication 'Nederlandsche Kleederdrachten naar de natuur' (Dutch folk costume, illustrated using real-life models) by Valentyn Bing.

Artists and Engravers: The plate was drawn by Jan Braet von Uberfeldt, the lithograph printed by R. de Vries. Jan Braet von Uberfeldt (1807-1894) was a Dutch painting master, artist and lithograph. Piet Mondriaan was a student of Braet von Uberfeldt.

Condition: Good, given age. A few tiny unobtrusive spots. Small tear left edge, outside image area; closed with acid-free archival tape. Edges browned from former matting, will frame out. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study image carefully.

Date: 1857

Overall size: 31 x 45.5 cm.

Image size: 27 x 37.5 cm.

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