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Mentre chioma gentil volge in...by Charles Joseph Flipart, Published by Joseph (Giuseppe) Wagner c. 1737 - 1750


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Marriage la Mode -The Toilet

by William Hogarth 1743(The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.)


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Marriage la Mode -The Toilet

by William Hogarth 1743(The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.)


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Marriage A-la-ModeA Womans Toilet after William Hogarth bySimon Franois Ravenet I 1745


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Madame Liotard and her Daughter, Her Hair in Paper Papillotes for Curling with a Curling Iron

by Jean-tienne Liotard undated c. 1745 - 1750(The Antheneum)
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In EdinburghPaul Sandby 1745


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THE TOILET

by Jean Simon after Jean Baptiste Joseph Pater c. 1740 - 1755(Colonial Williamsburg)


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The Female PyramidThe Oxford Magazine for 1771


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LE STRATAGEME AMOUREAUX, ou la Toilette la Modec. 1770


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RIDICULOUS TASTE OR THE LADIES ABSURDITYJuly 15, 1771


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RIDICULOUS TASTE OR THE LADIES ABSURDITY


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LAFY DRUDGER going to Raleigh

by M. Darly 1772(Lewis Walpole Library)


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LAFY DRUDGER going to Raleigh



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THE PREPOSTEROUS HEAD DRESS, or the FEATHERED LADY

M. Darley 1776(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A New fashiond HEAD DRESS for Young Misses of Three score and Ten

by Phillip Dawe, Published by John Bowles 1777(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A Hint to the Husbands, or the Dresser, properly Dressed

by Phillip Dawe, Published by Sayer & Bennet 1777(Lewis Walpole Library)


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LA BRILLANTE TOILLET DE LA DEESSE DU GOUT


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LA BRILLANTE TOILLET DE LA DEESSE DU GOUT


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THE VILLAGE BARBER

by M. Darley 1778(The British Museum)


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THE VILLAGE BARBER

by M. Darley 1778(The British Museum)


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Lors qu'on vos attraits, A-t'on recours l'impostur(New York Public Library)


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The Boarding-School Hair-Dresser

London: Printed for Robert Sayer, September 24, 1786(New York Public Library)


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The Boarding School Hair Dresser

by Robert Sayer 1786(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A Woman Having Her Hair Curled with Paper PapillotesPublished by J. Bretherton (?) 1787


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SLIGHT of HAND by a MONKEY - or the LADYS HEAD UNLOADED

by Carington Bowles 1770(Lewis Walpole Library)


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SLIGHT of HAND by a MONKEY - or the LADYS HEAD UNLOADED



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M. DES FAVEURS A LA PROMENADE A LONDRESc. 1770


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M. DES FAVEURS A LA PROMENADE A LONDRESc. 1770


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Patterns for the Newest & most Elegant Head Dresses : May 1771

for the Ladys Magazine 1771(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The FRENCH LADY in LONDON, or the HEAD DRESS for the YEAR 1771

by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm 1771(Lewis Walpole Library)


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MISS PRATTLE consulting DOCTOR DOUBLE FREE about her PANTHEON HEAD DRESS



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Two Ladies in the newest Dress

by G. Robinson 1775(Lewis Walpole Library)


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OH - HEIGH - OH or A VIEW OF THE BACK SETTLEMENTS



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BUNTERS HILL or MAY DAY.

by J. Lockington, London 1776(The British Museum)


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RURAL MASQUERADE DEDICATED TO THE REGATTA ITES

by J. Lockington 1776(Lewis Walpole Library)


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LADY ALL -TOP



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PHAETONA OR MODERN FEMALE TASTE



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En Medaillon : A la zodiaque.

France 1776(Lewis Walpole Library)


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MISS SHUTTLE - COCK



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THE EXTRAVAGANZA

by M.Darly 1776(Lewis Walpole Library)


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THE FLOWR GARDEN

M. Darley 1777


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Top and Tail

by Anonymous 1777(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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TIGHT LACING or Hold Fast BEHIND



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TIGHT LACING, or the COBLERS WIFE in the FASHION

by William Hitchcock 1777(Lewis Walpole Library)


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MISS JUNIPER FOX



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FRUIT STALL.



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THE GREEN STALL.



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THE FLOWER GARDEN.



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MISS HEDGEHOG.



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THIS IS SOMETHING NEW.



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MISS PEGGY POUT.



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MISS GRUFF



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MISS NODDLE ISLAND or HOWE are we decieved



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