Chats On Costume
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and Edward I., worn either with or without the wimple and veil, and lasted, in its varying forms, well into the sixteenth century. It either enclosed the hair as within a bag or pouch, or assumed the form of a netted cap, as in the so-called "Beatrice 212 CHATS ON COSTUME d'Este," attributed to Leonardo da Vinci in the Brera at Milan ; or the net-bag above alluded to was elongated so as to form a long pigtail, tied at intervals, often extend- ing almost to the feet, as in the marriage scene in ...the fresco by Pin- turicchio in the Piccolo- mini Library at Siena.
It was often richly orna- mented with jewels — " Their heads were dight well withal, Everich had on a jolyf coronal With sixty gems and mo." This, however, refers to the chaplet or gar- land commonly worn by the ladies of the four- teenth century.
" Thenne was I war of a wommon wonderliche clothed, Purfylet with pelure the ricchest uppon eorthe, Lcrouned with a coroune, the King hath no bettre ; Alle hir iyv^ fyngres weore frettet with rynges, Of the preciousest perre, that prince wered evere ; FIGURE WITH LONG NET-CAUL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and Edward I., worn either with or without the wimple and veil, and lasted, in its varying forms, well into the sixteenth century. It either enclosed the hair as within a bag or pouch, or assumed the form of a netted cap, as in the so-called "Beatrice 212 CHATS ON COSTUME d'Este," attributed to Leonardo da Vinci in the Brera at Milan ; or the net-bag above alluded to was elongated so as to form a long pigtail, tied at intervals, often extend- ing almost to the feet, as in the marriage scene in ...the fresco by Pin- turicchio in the Piccolo- mini Library at Siena.
It was often richly orna- mented with jewels — " Their heads were dight well withal, Everich had on a jolyf coronal With sixty gems and mo." This, however, refers to the chaplet or gar- land commonly worn by the ladies of the four- teenth century.
" Thenne was I war of a wommon wonderliche clothed, Purfylet with pelure the ricchest uppon eorthe, Lcrouned with a coroune, the King hath no bettre ; Alle hir iyv^ fyngres weore frettet with rynges, Of the preciousest perre, that prince wered evere ; FIGURE WITH LONG NET-CAUL.
What to read after Chats On Costume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Woolliscroft George Woolliscroft Rhead to read onlineMoreLess
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