File:France, 1793 (NYPL b14896507-1237371) (Vinkhuijzen collection of military uniforms) Cropped. Zur Geschichte der Kostüme. Münchener Bilderbogen. Mitglieder der Kommune. (1793–1794.) French revolution sans-culottes.jpg
DescriptionFrance, 1793 (NYPL b14896507-1237371) (Vinkhuijzen collection of military uniforms) Cropped. Zur Geschichte der Kostüme. Münchener Bilderbogen. Mitglieder der Kommune. (1793–1794.) French revolution sans-culottes.jpg
Deutsch: Mitglieder der Kommune. (1793–1794.); Münchener Bilderbogen mit Kostümbilder aus verschiedenen Jahrhunderten nach Zeichnungen von Louis Braun, W. Diez, Ernst Fröhlich, I. Gehrts, C. Häberlin, M. Heil, Andr. Müller, F. Rothbarth u.a. Vollständigen Werk.
English: 'Members of the Commune. (1793-1794.)'
The attire and clothing of individuals involved in the radical Paris Commune (French: Commune de Paris), the government of Paris from 1789 until 1795 during the French revolution; French revolutionary sans-culottes wearing iconic Phrygian caps (bonnets rouges) and tricolor cockades. The sans-culotte (left) is wearing full length trousers, the others wearing culottes (right, knee length breeches).
Book plate from Zur Geschichte der Kostüme ("On the History of Costume"), a German publication from Munich, Germany, originally released as a series of prints (Münchener Bilderbogen) starting in 1861 and later compiled into a book around 1900. The contributing illustrators for the costume plates included Louis Braun, W. Diez, Ernst Fröhlich, I. Gehrts, C. Häberlin, M. Heil, Andr. Müller, F. Rothbarth, and others.
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Uploaded a work by Unknown (unidentified) artist/illustrator. Book plate possibly from ''Zur Geschichte der Kostüme'' ("On the History of Costume"), a German publication from Munich, Germany, originally released as a series of prints (''Münchener Bilderbogen'') starting in 1861 and later compiled into a book around 1900. The contributing illustrators for the costume plates included Louis Braun, W. Diez, Ernst Fröhlich, I. Gehrts, C. Häberlin, M. Heil, Andr. Müller, F. Rothbarth, and others. f...
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