Image:Gillray-Three-Graces-in-High-Wind.jpg
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"The Three Graces in a High Wind", a satirical engraving by James Gillray (published 1810).
This caricatures the loosely-clinging Empire/Regency styles, worn with few layers of stiffening petticoats. Many people alive in 1810 would have well remembered the rigid styles of the 1770s, which went to the opposite extreme.
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Creator Name: Gillray, James Alternative names: Date of birth: 1757 Location of birth:
Date of death: 1815-06-01 Location of death:
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