1888 Chromolithograph Medieval Costume Saint-Savin Abbey Poitou 11th LCH2 XEO5 "The Would-Be Gentleman"

"The Would-Be Gentleman"

This is an original 1898 black and white print ad for Victor Corn & Oat Feed by the American Cereal Company in Chicago and Boston

This is an original 1721 black and white copper engraving of "Anna von Österreich

as well as at the Salon des Indépendants

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1888 Chromolithograph Medieval Costume Saint-Savin Abbey Poitou 11th LCH2 XEO5 "The Would-Be Gentleman"This is a rare original 1888 color chromolithograph which depicts scenes from the vaults of Saint Savin Abbey in Poitou, including some from the Old Testament and the martyrdom of Saint Savin and Saint Cyprian. Tunics were the most common form of apparel, paired with thick stockings. Members of the church wore longer robes, reaching their ankles or feet. Amices became popular among the clergy and other religious figures, and simple cloaks and capes