Tweedelige avondjapon bestaande uit japon en sleep
This turquoise dress with gold lace and <EM>gaze-de-soie</EM> sleeves is part of a purchase of various items of clothing, for the total amount of five hundred guilders. The dress was worn by lady Henriette van de Poll (1853-1946), lady-in-waiting to queen Emma from 1880-1934, who was well-known for her elegant taste in clothes. She had them made by various well-regarded fashion houses in The Hague and Brussels. This velvet dress, with a long train, was made by the famous Madame van der Taelen in Brussels.
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This turquoise dress with gold lace and gaze-de-soie sleeves is part of a purchase of various items of clothing, for the total amount of five hundred guilders. The dress was worn by lady Henriette van de Poll (1853-1946), lady-in-waiting to queen Emma from 1880-1934, who was well-known for her elegant taste in clothes. She had them made by various well-regarded fashion houses in The Hague and Brussels. This velvet dress, with a long train, was made by the famous Madame van der Taelen in Brussels.
Now in the museum in Uit de Mode
Title
Tweedelige avondjapon bestaande uit japon en sleep
merk binnenceintuur : Mme. H. VAN DER TAELEN // BRUXELLES-OSTENDE
Documentation
Haagse hofmode, (Den Haag, 2007), cat. lijst nr. 56
Mode en kostuums, Hanneke Adriaans, Saskia Kuus, (Utrecht, 1996), p. 283, cat. nr. 91, met afb.; p. 126-129, met 2 afb. in kleur (waarvan ''n
Uit de Mode : collectie van het Centraal Museum, Voorw. Bart Rutten, tekst Ninke Bloemberg, Anne-Karlijn van Kesteren, Rosalie Sloof … [et al.], (Utrecht, 2017), p. 96, afb. in kleur p. 97
Exhibitions
Uit de Mode, Centraal Museum, Utrecht, 2017
Isaac Israëls. Tekenen met olieverf. Uit de collectie van het Centraal Museum, Utrecht, Slot Zeist, Zeist, 2008
Haagse Hofmode, Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, Den Haag, 2007
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