Patterns of fashion : Englishwomen's dresses and their construction. [3]. The cut and construction of clothes for men and women c. 1560 - 1620

Выкройки воссозданы на основе экспонатов музея Виктории и Альберта, Лондон Patterns of Fashion: the cut and construction of clothes for men and women 1560-1620 Джанет Арнольд - британский историк моды, почетный член многих научных сообществ, автор книг по истории костюма. За многолетнюю научную работу исследовала множество сохранившихся костюмов 16-19 вв, информация о которых легла в основу её книг. Джанет Арнольд не только детально изучала и описывала костюмы из музейных коллекций Великобритании и других стран Европы, но также сама изготовила множество костюмов для театра, исторических кинофильмов и музейных выставок (реплики костюмов). Огромный личный практический опыт автора лег в основу серии Patterns of Fashion. Издания серии Patterns of Fashion - рабочие тетради, альбомы выкроек с подробным описаниями костюмов. Рисунки костюмв "на фгуре", которые сопровождают все выкройки, не только даны в нескольких ракурсах, но сами одежды зарисованы даже вывернутыми наизнанку, в разворотах, с прорисовкой внутренних швов. Материал сопровождается вступительными статьями, которые знакомят с методами изучения источников и техникой кроя той или иной эпохи. Janet Arnold was one of the most accomplished historians of fashion and garments that ever lived. She studied surviving garments from history, primarily 15th-17th century England, and re-created patterns from those garments. But she went further than that. She studied historical documents related to the clothing industry from the periods as well (See Queen Elizabeth's Wardrobe Unlock'd). Not only are her patterns truly authentic, but this book includes detailed photographs and descriptions of the original garments the patterns re-create. The Globe theatre in London uses these and other Janet Arnold patterns in their historical re-creation productions where everything from the sets to the costumes are constructed exactly as they would have been in Shakespeare's time. The third volume in Janet Arnold’s groundbreaking series, concentrates on the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras. Significantly, too, this is the first of Arnold’s books to include patterns for men’s clothing. As well as Janet Arnold’s meticulous scale patterns for these remarkable garments, the book includes 300 black and white photographs ranging from portraits of the period to details of articles of clothing. 56 patterns Originally published: London: MacMillan, 1985. Pictures, descriptions and patterns of men and women's clothing from--1560-1620. While you can make the clothing, using the patterns given, be prepared for it to take a while. The third of four volumes of Patterns of Fashions written and illustrated by Janet Arnold that together form an indispensable core collection for any costume designer, for theatre film or reenactments. The first of four volumes of Patterns of Fashions written and illustrated by Janet Arnold that together form an indispensable core collection for any costume designer, for theatre film or reenactments.