Ladies' Fancy Dress Shoes in Green and Chartreuse, 1900 by T. Watson Greig Options:

Ladies' Fancy Dress Shoes in Green and Chartreuse, 1900 by T. Watson Greig

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Ladies' Fancy Dress Shoes in Green and Chartreuse, 1900

From The New York Public Library, Art and Architecture Collection

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Type: Fine Art Giclee

Size: Image: 10.9"x 17.1" (Small) Finished: 18.8"x 25.1"

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Frame: Gold with Embossed Detail - 2.25" Frame Detail Frame Choices Remove Frame	Mats: Cream Linen / Old Gold Mat Detail Mat Choices Remove Mat
Image Details: Eau-de-nil satin shoe worn by Miss Ada Cavendish as Lady Teazle (in Sheridan's brilliant comedy of manners "The School for Scandal"); beaded shoe; yellowish green shoe--from Greig’s "Ladies’ Dress Shoes of the Nineteenth Century" (Edinburgh: D. Douglas, 1900). The French "eau-de-nil" (literally, waters of the Nile) is a pale green that is said to resemble the color of the Nile.
About Fine Art Giclee: This print comes on our finest quality paper; Premium Archival Matte. It is an acid-free, heavyweight, neutral-white matte paper engineered for high contrast, high resolution and extremely accurate color transference.