Select Historical Costumes
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Whenever an important enterprise was undertaken, a peacock or a pheasant, some- times roasted, but always arrayed in its 19 BISTOEIGAL COSTUMES.
most beautiful plumage, was carried with great solemnity, by married ladies or maid- ens, in a large silver or golden basin, into the midst of the numerous assembly of knights. It was presented in turn to each chevalier, and each one made his vow over the bird; it was then placed upon the table to be distributed to all who assisted in the ceremony.
The... figure here given, taken from a painting of Lucas de Seyde, will serve as a type of the general costume of the women of France, Holland and Italy during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
The head-dress of this young woman con- sists of a kind of turban, of a rose color.
The middle band is black, as well as the small bonnet which falls over her ears; the border of the bonnet is of gold, and the 19 HISTORICAL COSTUMES.
embroideries of silver. A light, white veil covers her forehead, envelops a lock of hair under the ear, and, passing back over the turban, is tied upon the top, leaving the end to float over the shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whenever an important enterprise was undertaken, a peacock or a pheasant, some- times roasted, but always arrayed in its 19 BISTOEIGAL COSTUMES.
most beautiful plumage, was carried with great solemnity, by married ladies or maid- ens, in a large silver or golden basin, into the midst of the numerous assembly of knights. It was presented in turn to each chevalier, and each one made his vow over the bird; it was then placed upon the table to be distributed to all who assisted in the ceremony.
The... figure here given, taken from a painting of Lucas de Seyde, will serve as a type of the general costume of the women of France, Holland and Italy during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
The head-dress of this young woman con- sists of a kind of turban, of a rose color.
The middle band is black, as well as the small bonnet which falls over her ears; the border of the bonnet is of gold, and the 19 HISTORICAL COSTUMES.
embroideries of silver. A light, white veil covers her forehead, envelops a lock of hair under the ear, and, passing back over the turban, is tied upon the top, leaving the end to float over the shoulders.
What to read after Select Historical Costumes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hinton, Henry L to read onlineMoreLess
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