Ochtendtoilet van de pas getrouwde vrouw by Jean Dambrun

Ochtendtoilet van de pas getrouwde vrouw after 1751

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historical design

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wedding photograph

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photo restoration

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wedding photography

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old engraving style

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archive photography

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historical photography

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unrealistic statue

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old-timey

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19th century

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dress

"Ochtendtoilet van de pas getrouwde vrouw" (Morning Toilet of the Newly Married Woman) is an etching by Jean Dambrun, a French artist known for his genre scenes and portraits. The artwork, dated after 1751, depicts a newlywed woman surrounded by her attendants as she prepares for the day. The scene is a glimpse into the daily routine of the wealthy, showing the woman's elaborate dress and the attention given to her appearance. The etching, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a window into 18th-century fashion and social customs.

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