Максим Олюнин - фото
Кажется тоже 2010
Фотки столетней давности. Пусть тут теперь лежат
Новый год кажется 2012-го. Или раньше...
КНГ-2012
2012
Патрик 2013-го.
Судя по книге - уже 2013 год.
Самайн 2013-го.
Scottish Late Seventeenth-Century Male Clothing:
Some Context for the Barrock Estate Finds
David Wilcox:
In 1695 Martin added further descriptive details:
The plaid wore only by the men is made of fine wool, the thread as fine as can be made of that
kind. It consists of divers colours; and there is a great deal of ingenuity required in sorting the
colours so as to be agreeable to the nicest fancy. [...] The length of it is commonly seven double
ells. [...] Every isle differs from each other in their fan
Scottish Late Seventeenth-Century Male Clothing:
Some Context for the Barrock Estate Finds
David Wilcox:
In 1695 Martin added further descriptive details:
The plaid wore only by the men is made of fine wool, the thread as fine as can be made of that
kind. It consists of divers colours; and there is a great deal of ingenuity required in sorting the
colours so as to be agreeable to the nicest fancy. [...] The length of it is commonly seven double
ells. [...] Every isle differs from each other in their fan
Scottish Late Seventeenth-Century Male Clothing:
Some Context for the Barrock Estate Finds
David Wilcox:
In 1695 Martin added further descriptive details:
The plaid wore only by the men is made of fine wool, the thread as fine as can be made of that
kind. It consists of divers colours; and there is a great deal of ingenuity required in sorting the
colours so as to be agreeable to the nicest fancy. [...] The length of it is commonly seven double
ells. [...] Every isle differs from each other in their fan
Scottish Late Seventeenth-Century Male Clothing:
Some Context for the Barrock Estate Finds
David Wilcox:
In 1695 Martin added further descriptive details:
The plaid wore only by the men is made of fine wool, the thread as fine as can be made of that
kind. It consists of divers colours; and there is a great deal of ingenuity required in sorting the
colours so as to be agreeable to the nicest fancy. [...] The length of it is commonly seven double
ells. [...] Every isle differs from each other in their fan
Scottish Late Seventeenth-Century Male Clothing:
Some Context for the Barrock Estate Finds
David Wilcox:
BONNETS AND STOCKINGS
The other accessories of Highland dress around 1700 were the bonnets — although
these were also worn by Lowlanders — and the short stockings. The stockings were
not knitted but cut from cloth, on the bias, and in this they were like the trews; sim-
ilarly, they were sometimes cut from patterned cloth. Sacheverell, in 1688, wrote:
‘Their thighs are bare, with brawny muscles. Na
Scottish Late Seventeenth-Century Male Clothing:
Some Context for the Barrock Estate Finds
David Wilcox:
BONNETS AND STOCKINGS
The other accessories of Highland dress around 1700 were the bonnets — although
these were also worn by Lowlanders — and the short stockings. The stockings were
not knitted but cut from cloth, on the bias, and in this they were like the trews; sim-
ilarly, they were sometimes cut from patterned cloth. Sacheverell, in 1688, wrote:
‘Their thighs are bare, with brawny muscles. Na
Kenneth Sutherland, 3rd Lord Duffus, d. 1734. Jacobite about 1712
Bonnie Prince Charles in 1745 by John Bettie
Jacobites, 1745 by John Pettie (1839-1893), painted in 1874
Woollen, twill-weave hard tartan man's coat, Scottish, 1740–50 © CSG CIC
1745
1745
Coatee jacket in Ross tartan with twenty-one brass ball buttons, part of a tartan suit originally made and worn for George IV’s visit to Scotland in 1822 and taken to Australia by Donald Munro Ross when he emigrated in 1864, Scotland, early 19h century
A tartan costume likely designed for a gentleman to wear during George IV’s visit to Edinburgh in 1822. National Galleries of Scotland
Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn
Килт задом-наперёд, да
Highland Dress. Highland costume, sword, belt pistol, dirk with utensils and snuff set. Made or supplied by George Hunter, Edinburgh. Scottish, c1814-16. Wool, silk, ostrich feathers, steel, gold, silver, copper, bronze, quartz, agate, citrine, amethyst, hessonite, heliodor, ivory, horn, leather, velvet and wood. This full Highland outfit belonged to the Emperor Alexander I. Catherine’s grandson may have acquired it during his visit to London in 1814. Alternatively, it was acquired b
Tartan suit owned by William Blackhall of Blackfaulds, and made for King George IV's visit to Edinburgh in 1822.
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