Volumes 29-30 (2002-2003)

Volumes 29-30 are available for purchase.

2003
Volume 30

List of Articles:

• Beverly Gordon. Costume Representations of Early America: A Gendered Portrayal, 1850-1940.
• Marla R. Miller. Gownmaking as a Trade for Women in Eighteenth-Century Rural New England.
• Patricia Campbell Warner. “Washed again today, the skin was gone from my hands”: Doing the Laundry in Women’s Colleges, 1840-1890.
• Robyn Gibson. Schiaparelli, Surrealism and the Desk Suit.

Reports:

• Kevin Seligman and Gail Stein. The Kevin L. Seligman Library and Archive.
• Tiffany Webber-Hanchett. Dorothy Shaver: Promoter of “The American Look.”
• Deborah Saville. Freud, Flappers and Bohemians: The Influence of Modern Psychological Thought and Social Ideology on Dress, 1910-1923.

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2002
Volume 29

List of Articles:

• Leslie Reinhardt. “The Work of Fancy and Taste”: Copley’s Invented Dress and the Case of Rebecca Boylston.
• Gaye Wilson and Elizabeth V. Chew. Fashioning and American Diplomat: The Mather Brown Portrait of Thomas Jefferson.
• Brandon Brame Fortune. “Studious Men Are Always Painted in Gowns”: Charles Willson Peale’s Benjamin Rush and the Question of Banyans in Eighteenth-Century Anglo-American Portraiture.
• Kathleen Craughwell-Varda, Susan P. Schoelwer and Sharon Y. Steinberg. Costume and Portraiture in the 1830s: A Connecticut Case Study.
• Barry W. Bradley, Jean L. Druesedow and Shirley Teresa Wajda. Phyllis Primrose Peckham: Dressed for Posterity.
• Mary Jo McNamara. Minerva Chapman’s Miniatures.
• Pamela Jane Sachant. Costume and Clothes: The Intersection of Art and Life in George Seeley’s Photographs and Laura Seeley’s Diary.
  

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