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Evening dress
Maker
Inconnu / Unknown
Marks or LabelsNone
Date
About 1810
Medium / Technique
Silk twill, starched cotton muslin, cotton lace, chenille yarn, fake pearl beads, cotton twill tape
Dimensions133.3 cm (length); bust: 78.2 cm (circumferebce); sleeve: 16.4 cm (length)
ClassificationPersonal Objects - Clothing - Main Garments
Object NumberM982.20.1
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of Hélène Surveyer LeMoyne
NotesExhibition Costume Balls - Dressing Up History, 1870-1927
Madame de Lanaudière, Lemoyne Family of Longueuil set
Élodie Barnard portrayed Marie-Catherine Lemoyne, daughter of Charles, the second baron of Longueuil, who was the second wife of Charles-François Tarieu de Lanaudière, an 18th-century colonial officer and seigneur, and son of the famous late-17th-century heroine Madeleine de Verchères. Although Élodie Barnard’s early 19th-century costume was a family heirloom, it was an anachronism, off by a half century!
Madame de Lanaudière, Lemoyne Family of Longueuil set
Élodie Barnard portrayed Marie-Catherine Lemoyne, daughter of Charles, the second baron of Longueuil, who was the second wife of Charles-François Tarieu de Lanaudière, an 18th-century colonial officer and seigneur, and son of the famous late-17th-century heroine Madeleine de Verchères. Although Élodie Barnard’s early 19th-century costume was a family heirloom, it was an anachronism, off by a half century!
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