Timeline of Costume: Early 17th Century Europe (1600-1630ce) Page 2

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Accessories Book & Gift Store Classes Corsets & Underwear Computers Costumes 4 Sale Costume e-Lists Dance Costumes Designs & Designers Dolls "Ethnic" Dress Fashion Theory Free eGroup Free Stuff Halloween (Costume) History How-To Kinky Clothing Major Sites Military Uniforms Movie Costumes Museums New Pages Occupational & Occasion- Specific Patterns Questions? Religious Dress Theatre History Travel for Costumers Unite! Vintage Clothing Weddings Weird Clothing	Early 17th Century Spanish shirt at the Musee de la Mode et du Textile, Paris.	detail
	Plate by Callot, 1625	Portrait of Marshal de Souvre, before 1620, from an engraving of the time. Gentleman in the fashion of 1627 (Quicherat)
	Henri IV in 1600, Gentleman in the fashion of 1605 (Quicherat)	Marie de Medici (widow of Henri IV) 1613. Lady in formal dress of 1620. (Quicherat)

The English Civil War (Brassey's History of Uniforms) American Family of the Pilgrim Period Paper Dolls in Full Color Domestic Service and Gender, 1660-1750 (Women and Men in History)	Beginning of the 17th Century (Kohler)	(Femmes)
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Craft of Natural Dyeing Restoration London : From Poverty to Pets, from Medicine to Magic, from Slang to Sex, from Wallpaper to Women's Rights
	An Italian Noblewoman of the 17th Century from Stibbert	Spanish Infanta of the first half of the 17th Century from Stibbert
	A Spanish Infanta of the early 17th Century (Stibbert)	A Spanish Nobleman of the Early 17th Century from Stibbert

The Three Musketeers The Four Musketeers Hair & Wigs for the Stage : Step by Step Musical Theatre at the Court of Louis XIV : Le Mariage De LA Grosse Cathos	Staging Reform, Reforming the Stage : Protestantism and Popular Theater in Early Modern England	Elegant gentlemen, 1628 (Quicherat)
	Another Italian Noblewoman of the 17th Century from Stibbert	An early 17th Century pendant, shown in Boehn's Das Beiwerk der Mode 1928
	1. de Bellgarde the Grand Master of Horse of France, 1620. 2. M. de Pluvinel, Master of Horse to Louis XIII, 1622. (Quicherat)	A German Soldier of the early 17th Century from Stibbert

Sexual Violence on the Jacobean Stage

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