Klederdracht van Breda en Heusden in Noord-Brabant, 1857 1857
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"Klederdracht van Breda en Heusden in Noord-Brabant," a lithograph by Ruurt de Vries, depicts three women from Breda and Heusden in the Netherlands. They are dressed in traditional clothing of the 19th century, exemplifying regional styles. The artwork, part of a series documenting Dutch dress, provides a glimpse into the historical fashion and cultural identity of the Netherlands. It is now housed in the Rijksmuseum. De Vries was a prolific artist known for his meticulous depictions of people and customs, which are valuable to historians and social anthropologists. The lithograph is a testament to the artist's keen eye for detail and the lasting impact of folk dress.
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