Vigee Le Brun and Italian lady icons

[olde_fashioned]

34 icons: 22 of the artwork of Elizabeth Vigee Le Brun and 12 of some Vintage Italian lady coasters of mine. I think these are Vintage, but sadly the ones for March and December have been lost. :-( As for the Vigee Le Brun icons, I just couldn't get enough of her artwork! Some of the costumes depicted are vasilate between late-Georgian and Regency. I love her choice of colors!

Please credit and comment, right-click to see the name of the painting, and don't steal or hotlink. Enjoy!

Teasers:
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1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8
9	10	11	12
13	14	15	16
17	18	19	20
21	22	23	24
25	26	27	28
29	30	31	32
33	34

Calender coasters:
#1 -- January
#2 -- February
#3 -- April
#4 -- May
#5-6 -- June
#7-8 -- July
#9 -- August
#10 -- September
#11 -- October
#12 -- November
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Vigee Le Brun paintings:
#13-34 right click to see name of painting and/or lady depicted
all images courtesy of THIS LOVELY WEBSITE with the ugly domain name, which was kindly shared with me by ladyneferankh. Thank you!

Comments

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

Seriously! There's at least 8 or 9 images there. I normally do 5 or 6 100x100 images on one banner. Would you like a double-row of images, or smaller sized pics, like 80x80?

Addictive? Who says we're addicted to anything? I just thought we were obsessed!! HAHA!

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

Ah! Marie Antoinette, no?

It's not too late -- I haven't started it yet! I'm not that fast, silly!!

Thank you for the kind offer! I'll certainly let you know if I think of something. Thanks! :-)

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

Okay! Will do. :-)

Why, no one! I don't know any obsessed people, do you? *peers at f-list and pauses* Nope! No fashion-fanatics to be found! ;-P

Oooh, I've a few that I like to get from the library, and some Dover handbooks on the shelf at home. I should type up a list for you later!

I love that book you linked, though!!

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

LOL!!! Hey, who are we kidding? If I had the time and means, I'd *be* one of those costumers. ;-) In the mean time, I draw and dream!

Yes, and handy references, too. Masterpieces of Women's Costume is a good one, and they even have the patterns for you. Tom Tierney's paperdolls are fun for ideas... since he's not always 100% accurate.

By Norah Waugh? I think that's the one that I really love. Is that the one with all the sketches?

No! Yet another gem from you. Thank you! (like I need to waste more time making icons! Ack!)

[olde-fashioned.livejournal.com]

Silken? Heck, what about the muslins and the linens and the reproduction cottons and the buttons and the ribbons and....

I've sketched some out of that. It's easier for me to sketch a sketch than to sketch a photo. :-)

ROTFLOL!!!! You're funny!