Admiral in full uniform, wearing the Order of Bath from Costumes of Great Britain

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"Admiral in full uniform, wearing the Order of Bath" is an illustration from the book "Costumes of Great Britain" by William Henry Pyne. Published in 1808, this work is a significant contribution to the documentation of British attire during the early 19th century. Pyne's book is renowned for its detailed and colorful depictions of various social classes and professions, providing a vivid snapshot of the period's sartorial customs.

The illustration of the admiral is particularly notable for its meticulous attention to detail and historical accuracy. The admiral is depicted in full naval regalia, which includes a meticulously tailored coat adorned with gold braid and epaulettes, a symbol of his high rank and distinguished service. The uniform is complemented by a bicorne hat, which was a standard part of naval attire during this era. The admiral's attire is further embellished with the Order of Bath, a prestigious honor awarded for military and civil merit. The badge of the Order, prominently displayed, signifies the admiral's esteemed status and contributions to the British Navy.

Pyne's illustration not only captures the grandeur and formality of naval dress but also reflects the broader cultural and social values of the time. The emphasis on elaborate uniforms and decorations underscores the importance of hierarchy, honor, and duty within the British military. Moreover, the detailed rendering of the fabrics, textures, and accessories provides valuable insights into the craftsmanship and materials used in the creation of military uniforms.

"Costumes of Great Britain" remains a valuable resource for historians, costume designers, and enthusiasts of British history. Pyne's work offers a window into the past, allowing contemporary audiences to appreciate the rich tapestry of British sartorial heritage. The illustration of the admiral in full uniform, wearing the Order of Bath, stands out as a testament to the artistry and historical significance of Pyne's contributions to the documentation of British costume.

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