Self Portrait with a Harp, by Rose Adélaïde Ducreux, c. 1791.
In the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Single-Action Cousineau or Naderman?
Blog article by Costume Studies student, Katy Werlin
'The Chemise a la Reine' in two parts.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
HARP ILLUSTRATED: ROSE ADELAIDE DECREUX WITH SINGLE ACTION PEDAL
Self Portrait with a Harp, by Rose Adélaïde Ducreux, c. 1791.
In the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Single-Action Cousineau or Naderman?
Blog article by Costume Studies student, Katy Werlin
'The Chemise a la Reine' in two parts.
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Wait ... she PAINTED it AND she's the harpist. WOWWW! Who cares what kinda harp it was (I know we do, we're Herds - Harp Nerds)-- I wanna know who WAS she and what else did she do??? Not that she'd need to do more than that.
Yes, I agree! And those beautiful little shoes..sigh. OK, I'm a Shnerd (shoe nerd).
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