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Linen shirt with long sleeves, split front and standing embroidered collar, marked 'I.I.'/'1730'
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Linen shirt with long sleeves, split front and standing embroidered collar, marked 'I.I.'/'1730'

anonymous · 1730 · embroidering; weaving; linen (material); cotton (textile); silk

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

About this work

Linen shirt with long, wide sleeves without cuffs and with a gusset in the armhole. Long split down the front ending in a 'flea ladder' (torn on the right side). At the top of the split, on both sides, a border of picots. Stand-up collar, embroidered with an alternating pattern of stars and diagonal crosses in white cotton and finished with picots. Closure at the front by two festooned buttonholes through which buttons with a cord were originally threaded. Splits in the side seams, reinforced with linen lining. Marked and dated in cross-stitch under the flea ladder.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
Credit lineLinnen hemd met lange mouwen, split middenvoor en opstaand geborduurd boordje, gemerkt 'I.I.'/'1730'. 1730. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.

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