Posts tagged 1790
Hats from History
A watercolor over chalk and graphite by Alexandre Moitte depicting Louis Charles, dauphin of France, at the Fete de la Federation in 1790. His mother, Marie Antoinette, had him dressed in a small uniform resembling those of the National Guard.
Mrs Williams circa 1790 by John Hoppner(via Tate Collection )
Ah, what a charming little cap. I don’t think there is anything in the world that isn’t improved by a simple blue silk ribbon!
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Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson, Self-Portrait in a Hat, c. 1790
I love the internet. Seriously I love it. This portrait is astonishlingly beautiful.
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A Maltese standard bearer and a page holding a sword. Print made by F Zimelli, c 1790 (via British Museum)
Francisco de Goya
Self-Portrait in a Cocked Hat (c. 1790)
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
(Source: onlyartists)
Portrait of the Villers Family by Jan Bernard Duvivier
Painted in 1790. How awesome is that blue hat?
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The Little Gardener, ca. 1790 by John Hoppner
This is a really interesting image because that bonnet isn’t at all a common style that early in the 1790s. It has much more of an 1840s shape! I’ve found one image of a bonnet like that from the 1740s, but otherwise they are very few and far between! Nice find!
Portrait of a Lady by Jean-Laurent Mosnier, ca 1790
Oh. My. Hat.
Woman in a redingote in The Squire’s Door by Benjamin Duterreau after George Morland, 1790
Ah redingotes. How beautiful you are.
I adore these tall 1790s hats!
Morgan Family by John Brewster, Jr., 1790.
Love her cap!
Miss Benwell by John Hoppner, 1790.
Gorgeous, gorgeous portrait!
Taking Water for Vauxhall, 1790.
I love this style of hat- straw brim and large fabric puff! It is always charming.
Franziska von Hohenheim by Jakob Fredrich Weckherlin, 1790.
She and her hat are both gorgeous!
Portrait of a Lady in Turkish Fancy Dress by Jean-Baptiste Greuze, ca. 1790
This is an all-around gorgeous portrait
Self Portrait, 1790. Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun.
