1842 [Women’s fashion in nineteenth-century Paris]
Henri Boutet · 1851-1919
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Why is this public domain? Henri Boutet died in 1919; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored etching shows a woman in a green bonnet with yellow ribbons and a brown fur stole, wearing a pale skirt with embroidered motifs. Behind her, a domed building and stone steps are crowded with figures in a city street. The plate is titled as a study of women's fashion in nineteenth-century Paris, dated 1902 and created by Henri Boutet.
