BOOK VI: DRAPERY: CHAPTER III: THE DRESS OF MALE FIGURES.

Chapter 3 of the book "Drapery" is presented. It explores the dress of male figures. It mentions that the shirt is considered as an effeminate article of dress in the oldest times. It differentiates German cloak and Roman cloak. It examines the kinds of shoes and cuirass that were worn by the ancien...

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Publicado en:Essays on the Philosophy & History of Art Vol. 3; pp. 33 - 51
Formato: Capítulo de libro
Publicado: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc 2001
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Sumario:Chapter 3 of the book "Drapery" is presented. It explores the dress of male figures. It mentions that the shirt is considered as an effeminate article of dress in the oldest times. It differentiates German cloak and Roman cloak. It examines the kinds of shoes and cuirass that were worn by the ancients.