Two Costume Studies Of Ladies In Winter Dress With Fur Muffs; And Astudy Of Ladies' Hats And Bonnets, Preliminary Sketches For Johnackermann's Repoistory Of Fashions 1829

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"Two Costume Studies of Ladies in Winter Dress with Fur Muffs; and A Study of Ladies' Hats and Bonnets, Preliminary Sketches for John Ackermann's Repository of Fashions 1829" is a collection of fashion illustrations by the British artist John Samuel Agar (1773–1858). These sketches serve as a historical record of the fashion trends and styles that were prevalent among the upper classes of British society during the late 1820s. Agar, known for his engravings and portrait miniatures, contributed to Ackermann's Repository of Arts, Literature, Commerce, Manufactures, Fashions and Politics, a periodical that was a significant source of information on contemporary fashion and lifestyle.

The sketches in question are detailed studies focusing on women's winter attire and headwear, showcasing the intricate designs and the use of fur muffs, which were a popular accessory at the time for warmth and style. Additionally, the studies of ladies' hats and bonnets provide insight into the headgear fashions, illustrating the variety of shapes, sizes, and adornments that characterized the period's millinery arts.

These preliminary sketches were intended for inclusion in Ackermann's Repository of Fashions, which was published monthly from 1809 to 1829 by Rudolph Ackermann. The publication was instrumental in disseminating the latest fashions from London, often regarded as the fashion capital of the period, to a broader audience in Britain and abroad. Agar's contributions to the repository were part of a larger tradition of fashion illustration that played a crucial role in the fashion industry, influencing the tastes and consumption patterns of the time.

The works of John Samuel Agar, including these fashion studies, are valuable not only for their artistic merit but also for their contribution to the documentation of historical fashion. They offer a glimpse into the aesthetic preferences and social customs of the Regency and post-Regency era in Britain.

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