Regency Fashion Plate 1810 Note Cards Notecards

An exquisite 1812 fashion plate from a prestigious London publication, no doubt perused by Jane Austen herself. This one is unusual in that it includes two darling children. This print may be matted and framed or hung as a poster. Available in all sizes up to "huge". Accompanying description: Full dress. A French gored gown of celestial blue crape, over a white gossamer satin slip; stomacher front, laced and edged with silver cord; long Spanish slashed sleeve, appliqued with white satin, and edged with silver cord; antique laced cuffs, and neck-handkerchief of French net, with deep fan frill. Hair confined in the Eastern style with pearl and diamond comb, falling in ringlets on each side of the face, divided in front of the forehead with correspondent bandeau. Neck chain and cross of dead gold filligree. Sicilian mantle of white satin, finished with silver tassels, thrown fancifully over the back and shoulders. Slippers of white satin laced in front with silver cord. Gloves of white French kid; and fan of white crape, with silver jessamine border. The graceful Regency period frame element is from a Jane Austen illustration. Lovingly prepared for print by a professional graphic artist from an ultra high resolution digital scan.