#ca. 1815

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• Dress.

Date: ca. 1815

Place of origin: England

Medium: Cotton, wool

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Gabrielle Arnault as a Child

Louis-Léopold Boilly

ca. 1815

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▪︎Model of a full-rigged ship made at Melrose by a French prisoner during the Napoleonic Wars.

Place of origin: Melrose, Roxburghshire, Scotland

Date: ca. 1793-1815

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▪︎Vase.

Artist/Maker: Thomas Baxter, Jr. (England, London, 1782-1821); Flight, Barr & Barr (England, Worcester, 1813-1840)

Place of origin: England

Date: ca. 1815

Medium: Porcelain, enamels, gilding

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Gabrielle Arnault as a Child Louis-Léopold Boilly ca. 1815 

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▪Harp Lute. Maker: Edward Light (British, London ca. 1747–ca. 1832 London) Date: ca. 1815 Place of origin: London, England, United Kingdom Culture: British Medium: Wood, lacquered and gilded.

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• Woman’s Spencer Jacket and Petticoat. Place of origin: France Date: ca. 1815 Medium: Jacket: cotton plain weave; skirt: cotton plain weave with linen net and cotton plain-weave appliqués.

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• Redingote (à la Hussarde). Date: ca. 1815 Place of origin: England Medium: White plain-weave cotton; hussar-style Brandenburg piping and pompoms.