Dinner Dress
Madame Elise (London, England)
1855-1859
The MET (Accession Number: C.I.69.14.9a, b)
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Map of the USA c. 1855 in a book Titled: "A comprehensive geography and history, ancient and modern"
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Jane Blackburn - Leonard's Dream, 1855.
Illustration from Charlotte Mary Yonge's 'The Lances of Lynwood'.
British Library
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Rabbit amid Frens and Flowering Plants, William J Webbe, 1855
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Wedding Waistcoat & Details | c.1855
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Battling Iguanodons, wood-engraved headpiece from Karl Cäsar von Leonhard, Das Buch der Geologie, vol. 2, 1855
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John Murray
Taj Mahal and Gardens
1855 (ca)
Waxed paper negative
38.5 x 47.2 cm (15 3/16 x 18 9/16 ins)
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Green velvet day dress, 1855-1857, British.
Victoria and Albert Museum.
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• Afternoon dress.
Date: 1855–1903
Place of origin: United States
Medium: Cotton
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Paul Delaroche: The Young Martyr (1855)
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Denim Jacket
c.1850
United States
This jacket would have been worn over a woman’s work dress or blouse, most likely while she labored outdoors. Its construction mimics the fashionable hourglass silhouette of the period, with tucks that cinch at the wrists and natural waistline. Denim is typically thought of as a menswear textile, but it was also common in women’s workwear during the 19th century.
Museum at FIT (Object number: P87.43.3)
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1855 World Map from Qing Dynasty
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Man wearing a top hat and bowtie, 1855. Daguerreotype by Addison Fish (Harvard University collection).
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‘I think, Margaret,’ she continued, after a pause, in a weak, trembling, exhausted voice, ‘I am glad of it - I am prouder of Frederick standing up against injustice, than if he had been simply a good officer.’
‘I am sure I am,’ said Margaret, in a firm, decided tone. ‘Loyalty and obedience to wisdom and justice are fine; but it is still finer to defy arbitrary power, unjustly and cruelly used - not on behalf of ourselves, but on behalf of others more helpless.’
Elizabeth Gaskell, North and South
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