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An "empire" (early nineteenth century) brassiere, as depicted by Henri de Montaut in La Vie Parisienne (January 15 1881). In an interesting alternative historical perspective, corsets (such as worn by the woman at lower right) were taken for granted as everyday items in 1881, while the bra (worn by the woman at upper left, who is fiddling with her right bra strap) was then a curious exotic obsolete historical artifact which had to be explained, and which clearly didn't have any commonly-understood name in the French of 1881. This illustration is interesting as one of the earliest unambiguous depictions of a garment which closely resembles a modern bra (though whether it is accurate in its representation of the early 19th century is another matter). Note that the artist (de Montaut) has imposed the contour of the Empire/Regency gown (which was tight, but not necessarily constricting, just below the breasts, and loose around the waist and hips) onto his depiction of the unclad torso of an Empire/Regency woman -- apparently projecting the situation of his own time (when it is likely enough that habitual wearing of Victorian corsets would leave a permanent impress on the body) back into the early nineteenth century. Caption in upper right of image:
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GIF文件备注 | An interesting alternative historical perspective: In 1881, corsets
(such as worn by the lady at lower right) were taken for granted as everyday items, while the bra (worn by the Regency woman at upper left, who is fiddling with her right bra strap) was a curious exotic obsolete historical artifact which had to be explained. Caption: LE CORSET EMPIRE. -- Cela peut-il s'appeler un corset? C'e'tait pluto^t un <<appui>>. Deux petites poches de satin blanc, re'unies et maintenues par un ruban. Le satin, tre`s-mince, afin de soutenir les accidents de terrain; ce corset-la` n'e'tait ni encombrant, ni trompeur, et s'enlevait en un tour de main. _La Vie Parisienne_, January 15 1881 Strangely, the artist (Henri de Montaut) has imposed the contour of the Regency gown (which was tight -- but not necessarily constricting -- just below the breasts, and loose around the waist and hips) onto his depiction of the unclad torso of a Regency woman -- apparently projecting the situation of his own time (when it is likely enough that habitual wearing of Victorian corsets would leave a permanent impress on the body) back into the Regency. |
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