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Hand-coloured print of four figures in revolutionary-era Paris fashions, with blue, red, and white costumes and feathered hat

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Modes revolutionnaires Paris, Sept. 1789, Mars, Avril, et Aout 1790, Raphaël Jacquemin (1869). Via artnap.com

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Four fashionable figures in late eighteenth-century Parisian dress are shown in profile and three-quarter view against a pale ground, with tinted blue, red, and white garments. The costumes include tall powdered hairstyles, feathered hats, striped skirts, and tricolour-accented coats. The print is titled Modes revolutionnaires Paris, Sept. 1789, Mars, Avril, et Aout 1790, attributed to Raphaël Jacquemin and dated 1869.