Habit of a Russian Lady at Valday in 1764 Framed Costume Art - Classic Black & White Print

Habit of a Russian Lady at Valday in 1764 Framed Costume Art

Habit of a Russian Lady at Valday in 1764

by Thomas Jefferys

Take a journey into the mid-18th century through the careful eyes of Thomas Jefferys, known as Geographer to King George III. This beautiful engraving portrays the unique elegance of a lady from Valday, a place known for its breathtaking natural scenery and friendly people.

This image offers a glimpse of the clothing worn by women who had not yet been influenced by Western fashion, which was more common among the royalty in St. Petersburg. "Lady at Valday" wears typical clothing with an elaborate headdress and intricate fabric that suits her status and environment. Thomas Jefferys' precise lines and emphasis on textiles serve as an important illustration of Slovenian history prior to the total assimilation of Western culture into Russia.

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Habit of a Russian Lady at Valday in 1764

by Thomas Jefferys

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