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Madonna and Child, St. John the Baptist, St. John the Evangelist
The blessing Savior
Venus with cupids
Portrait of mathematician
The three Graces
Portrait of Blanche Leontine
Portrait of Luigi Parmeggiani
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French or German hairpin with medieval German style eagle
Madonna and Child Enthroned
French female surcoat (andrienne)
Male dress in silk with leather applications

French female surcoat (andrienne)

Anonymous

Displayed in:

Parmeggiani Gallery

Parmeggiani Gallery

Corso Benedetto Cairoli, 2, Reggio Emilia

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The term andrienne, originally referring to a theatrical performance, indicates a dress with a comfortable and soft line, initially used in domestic environments. Later this model also imposed itself on official occasions, becoming very fashionable. Also this model is characterized by a large panel on the back held at shoulder height by sewn pleats. The fabric has a vertical design with undulating ivory shoots with blue, purple and pink roses. Along the front opening there are two bands of the same fabric profiled by a silk ribbon that continue around the neckline.
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Title: French female surcoat (andrienne)

Author: Anonymous

Date: 1760-1770

Technique: Seta

Displayed in: Parmeggiani Gallery

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