Sewing - Tailors & Semstresses

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18th Century Material Culture

Tailors & Seamstresses


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17th CenturyTaylors


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Veit Schober,, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1604(Amb. 317b.2 Folio 83 verso (Mendel II))


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Georg Widerbaur, Tailor



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Hanns Heinla, Tailor



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Wolfgang May, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1611(Amb. 279.2 Folio 80 Recto (Landauer I))


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Wolfgang Hirn, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1612(Amb. 279.2 Folio 81 Verso (Landauer I))


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Bartl Harder, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1613(Amb. 279.2 Folio 83 Verso (Landauer I))


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Wol!Rauscher, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1629(Amb. 317b.2 Folio 106 recto (Mendel II))


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Hanns Albrecht, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1632(Amb. 279.2 Folio 105 recto (Landauer I))


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Hanns Hefner, Tailor

Unknown Artist 1634(Amb. 317b.2 Folio 114 recto (Landauer I))


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Marttin Steub, Tailor



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Hans Rieger, Tailor



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Peter Mayr, Tailor



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Nicolaus Daubenmerckel, Tailor



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Martin Staudacher, Tailor



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Tradesmen of the City of London

Unknown Artist 1647(Private Collection)


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Tailor

by Jan Georg van Vliet 1635(Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)


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Tailor

by Gills van Scheyndel 1638(Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)


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Tailor

by Jan Luyken 1694(Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)


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The Tailors Workshop

by Quiringh Gerritsz. van Brekelenkam 1661(Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)


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Taylors


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Trade CardWilliam Welsh Taylor


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Trade Card

18th Century(Bishopsgate Institute)


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Trade Card



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Trade Card



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Trade Card



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A Taylor.by George Bickham the Younger


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From A New Canting Dictionary1725


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Costumes grotesques et mtiers de Nicolas de Larmessin


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Un Tailleur

Martin Englebrecht (German) c. 1720(Colonial Williamsburg)


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A Tailor


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The Rakes Progress

by William Hogarth c. 1732 - 1735(Sir John Soanes Museum, London)


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Retired German Tailor 1749


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The Merchant Taylors

c. 1749(The British Museum)


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London Trade Card

c. 1750(Victoria & Albert Museum)


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Interior of a Tailors Shopby anonymous c. 1767 - 1799

(Museum of London)


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Interior of a Tailors Shop

by anonymous c. 1767 - 1799(Museum of London)


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The Methodist Taylor caught in Adulteryby Robert Sayer 1768

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The Newsmongers - Two Smiths & a Tailor

c. 1769(The British Museum)


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The TAYLOR and COBLER

by Carington Bowles after Adriaen Brouwer, made by Philip Dawe c. 1768 - 1772(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The Carlton House Butchers.

Publishd in Oxford 1770(The British Museum)


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A City Taylors Wife dressing for the Pantheon

Publishd 5th Feby. 1772 by W. Humphrey, St. Martins Lane(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The Blacksmith lets his Iron grow cold attending to the Taylors News

London 1772(Lewis Walpole Library)


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SNIP ANGLOIS

Publishd 30th Dec.r 1773 New Bond Street(The British Museum)


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SNIP FRANCOIS



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SNIP FRANCOIS



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Deny it if you can.... NINE TAYLORS makes a MAN

by Carrington Bowles after Samuel Hieronymus Grimm 1774(The British Museum)


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The Hen Peckt Husband

after John Collet, painted by Mr. Dawes by R. Sayer & J. Bennett 1776(Lewis Walpole Library)


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BLANK the Taylor1778

(The British Museum)


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THE BOTCHING TAYLOR Cutting his Cloth to Cover a Button

Publish'd by James Tomlinson, Oxford Street, Decr 27th 1779(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The TAYLOR turnd JOCKEY. or Goose upon Goose.

by William Henry Bunbury c. 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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BAD NEWS

Publish'd Novr. 26, 1783, by Jno. Russell, Bond Street, Bath, 1783(Lewis Walpole Library)


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QUARRELSOME TAYLORS or TWO of a TRADE SELDOM AGREE

by Carington Bowles


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QUARRELSOME TAYLORS or TWO of a TRADE SELDOM AGREE

by Carington Bowles


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TAYLORS returning from a BEAN FEAST

c. 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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TAYLORS returning from a BEAN FEAST

c. 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The TAYLOR turnd SPORTSMAN.by Robert Sayer 1782



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A NEW WAY to secure a MAJORITY, or, no DIRTY WORK comes amiss.by William Wells 1784(The British Museum)


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FREDERICK elegantly furnishing a large House.by Wm. Allen c. 1786



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A Recreated Tailor in His Shop

(Colonial Williamsburg Foundation - Interpretation by Jay Howlett)


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(Colonial Williamsburg Foundation - Interpretation by Mark Hutter)


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Dutch Building Marker or Sign from AmsterdamL:ate 17th - Early 18th Century


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English Building Marker or Sign from Penrith, County of Cumbia1662


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Gravestone of an English Tailor in Paisley Churchyard1749

(From The Antiquity by Edward Walford, Charles Cox, Lattimer Apperson)


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English Pearl Ware Punch Bowl - The Merchants Tailors Armsc. 1770

(Private Collection)


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English Pearl Ware Punch Bowl - The Merchants Tailors Armsc. 1770

(Private Collection)


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Seamstresses, Milliners

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Mantuamakers


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Sewing Apprenticeby Anne Claude Philippe de Tubires, Comte de Caylus after Edme Bouchardon 1737

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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"A Girl Sewing"by Philip Mercier c. 1750

(Tate Gallery)


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Dressmakers Shop

c. 1775


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The Couturier's Workshop, Arlesby Antoine Raspal c. 1760


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Domestick Amusement: The Fair Seamstressby James Watson 1764



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The Seamstress

by Richard Purcell after Philippe Mercier, printed by Robert Sayer 1765


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THE UNWELCOME CUSTOMERby James Caldwell after John Collet, Published by Robert Sayer 1772

(Colonial Williamsburg)


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The RIVAL MILLENERSby Carington Bowles after John Colletc. 1778 - 1779

(The British Museum)


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A MORNING RAMBLE, or, The MILLNERS SHOP

by Carington Bowles 1782


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A MORNING RAMBLE, or The MILLINERS SHOP.Carington Bowles 1782



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DANGER

by unknown 1784


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Recreated SeamstressThe Margaret Hunter Shop: Milliners and Mantuamakers



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Knitting


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Domestick Employment, Knitting

Printed for Robert Sayer after Philip Mercier 1766


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Knitter Asleep

by Jean-Baptiste Greuze (17241805)

Ackno ledgements


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Acknowledgements

Special thanks to Scott Stephenson for the amazing detail photographs of the London MuseumsThe Interior of aTailors Shop & Old England Grown New for the section on 17th century tailors

Acknowledgements


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