Description of a Girl's Dress c. 1937
nancycrimi
drawing
drawing
aged paper
hand drawn type
fading type
stylized text
thick font
handwritten font
golden font
classical type
historical font
columned text
"Description of a Girl's Dress" (c. 1937) by Nancy Crimi is a detailed technical drawing of a dress, providing a precise and comprehensive guide for garment construction. The artwork is a fascinating glimpse into the world of dressmaking, illustrating the intricate process of sewing with detailed annotations and markings. Crimi's meticulous attention to detail, with notations like "A-B-1 which is ½ Bias Piece with Small Circling on Either Side" and "D-B-1 is Bias Cording which goes around outside of Cape," offers a visual representation of the steps involved in creating a garment. While the artwork is a technical diagram, its aesthetic value lies in the delicate script and the intriguing process of pattern making, offering an insightful look into the craft of garment construction.
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