Pair of sleeves with spiral-shaped insets
These long sleeves are gathered at intervals to make a series of puffs. Called Mameluke sleeves, they became fashionable around 1808. Originally Mamluks were the bodyguards of a sultan. After Napoleon’s campaign through Egypt and Palestine (1798–1801), Arabian influences became increasingly visible in fashion. The inset is made of needlepoint lace, which was produced in Carrickmacross, Ireland, from 1820.
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Pair of sleeves with spiral-shaped insets
These long sleeves are gathered at intervals to make a series of puffs. Called Mameluke sleeves, they became fashionable around 1808. Originally Mamluks were the bodyguards of a sultan. After Napoleon’s campaign through Egypt and Palestine (1798–1801), Arabian influences became increasingly visible in fashion. The inset is made of needlepoint lace, which was produced in Carrickmacross, Ireland, from 1820.
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Gift of Jonkvrouw C.I. Six, 's-Graveland
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Schenking van jkvr. C.I. Six, 's-Graveland
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Deze in meerdere ‘poffen’ (opb ...... t in het Ierse Carrickmacross.
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These long sleeves are gathere ...... ckmacross, Ireland, from 1820.
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BK-1978-734-B
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Rijksmuseum
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title
Paar mouwen met spiraalvormig geplaatst tussenzetsel
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Pair of sleeves with spiral-shaped insets
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created
c. 1820
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ca. 1820
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extent
breedte 17,0 cm
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geheel lengte 62,0 cm
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length 62.0 cm
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width 17.0 cm
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Collectie: accessoires
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Collection: accessories
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eerste kwart 19e eeuw
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first quarter 19th century
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