Dear Lace Historians,
This past Summer the LaceFairy alerted me to a art book of 415 pages at
Barnes Noble, on sale for $19.98. It is The Tudor Chronicles 1485 -
1603 by Susan Doran, Metro Books New York, 2008, ISBN 978-1-4351-0939-1,
Hardback (actually published for Barnes Noble by
Hello Jeri and everyone
Is this the photo, scroll down the page a bit, to the section on the
Volta (from voler, to throw?):
http://www.danceuniverse.co.kr/know/history-modern.htm
Beautiful costume, lace ruffs etc. although the image is small.
On 11/26/10, jeria...@aol.com jeria...@aol.com
Thanks for the link, Bev - very interesting history of ballroom dancing. Nearer
the top of the page is a picture of people dancing the minuet, and that
reminded me.
At the last meeting of the local Austen Society group, we had a review of Mr.
King's rules of conduct for (if I remember
Yes, Bev! Knew someone like you would find it!
This will be of interest to anyone who is interested in the history of
dance, as it is well-explained.
Notice the man in white in the right foreground appears to have padded his
calves under his tights! Vanity, thy name is - not always -
Thank you Tess Antje for posting the Chantilly stocking fronts--WOW!! Susan
Hottle, Erie, PA
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