By Longhi – Two ladies wearing panniers in conversation
By David – The Empress Josephine kneeling with Mme de la Rochefoucauld and Mme de la Valette
By Toulouse Lautrec – Women walk
By Chardin – Study for a man seen from the rear
By Corot, J.B.C. -Portrait of a young woman wearing a large hat
By Warhol – Shoes
By Watteau – Two studies of a woman seated on the ground
By Kokoschka – Girl with a yellow headband
By Pisanello – Young man with his hands tied behind his back
By Cox, David – Woman wearing a red skirt and holding an umbrella
By Van Gogh – Lady with checked dress and hat
By Popova – Woman costume design for Romeo and Juliet by W.Shakespeare
By Pissarro – Young man sitting lacing his shoes
By Leighton, Frederick – Head of medieval man wearing a hood
By Klimt – Study for the portrait of Mada Primavesi
By Malevich – ‘The New’ (From ‘Victory on Sun’)
By Marquet – A woman seen from the rear
By Di Biagio Catena – Drapery on a half length figure with raised right arm
By Fantin Latour – Study of a ‘redingote’ for the portrait of Champfleury
By Rego, Paula – Unknown title
By Ingres – Study to the ‘Portrait of the Countess of Haussonville’
By Tiepolo – Man wearing a cloak
By Gainsborough – Study of a lady with hat
By Anonymous of french school. 16th century – A masked figure in venetian costume
By Watteau – Study probably for ‘The Indifferent’ in the Louvre
By Renoir – Portrait of unknown lady with hat
By Carracci – Study of the wrap of a bearded old man
By Greuze – Study for ‘The Marriage Contract’
By Rodchenko – Woman in kimono
By Pannini – Boy upholding his hat to save from the sun
By Da Vinci – Study of the lower side of a dress
By the school of Jacques Louis David – Young man standing
By Von Menzel – Study of a woman with a fan
By Watteau – Sketch with two figures
By Pillement- Costume study
By Puvis de Chavannes – Draped woman, seen from behind, three-quarters to right, right hand raised
By Friedrich – Woman with wrap
By Titian – A group of apostles. (Sketch for the Assunta in the church of ‘Frari’)
By Ghirlandaio – Study of two women
By Grosz – Woman In the dressing room
By Le Brun – Drapery
By Avercamp, Hendrick – Figures in citizen’s dress
By Hokusai – Seated nobleman in full costume
By myself – Bikini blond woman stretched on a towel
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Breathtaking! Watteau in particular. Great weblog.
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Watteau is one of the largest specialists in garments and clothes of all time. At the era ‘Galant’ artists were extremely sensitive to describe the folds, shine and pastel colors of the costumes of the time. This was the most representative of his moment France. I’m so grateful for your friendly and wise comment. Thanks so much ❤
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Of course, the ‘galant’ style. I thank you for reminding me. Again: breathtaking!
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😉 ❤
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