This post is the second of two, on fashions of the early and mid-17th
century, during the lifetimes of William and Mary Barrett Dyer and Anne
and William Hutchinson. I tried to cover the various social strata. Part one of the fashion parade is HERE.
25. 1630s: Posthumous Portrait of Mary Fielding, by Anthony Van Dyck |
26. Lady Penelope Nicholas Wearing a Brown Dress and White Chemise
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27. 1630s: Portrait of Miss May, by John Michael Wright
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28. 1637: Lucy Percy, Countess of Carlisle.
Her husband was governor of Barbados. |
29. 1638: Anne Carr, Countess of Bedford
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30. 1640s: Frances, Lady Whitelock, 1614-1649, by Michael Dahl
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31. 1649-Gloves worn to his execution by King Charles I
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32. 1640s: A royalist's child is interrogated by Roundheads
(puritans/ "When did you last see your father?" |
33. 1640s-Esther Tradescant and son detail,
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Was Esther murdered for her husband's valuable collections? http://bit.ly/2ldSNQZ |
34. English puritan children
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35. Dutch colonists in New Netherland (New York)
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36. 1640s-50s: Lady Elizabeth Cromwell, daughter of Oliver Cromwell
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37. 1655: Woman Writing a Letter, by Gerard Terborch
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38. Woman Reading a Letter, by Jan Vermeer
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39. A woman arranging flowers, by William Bradford.
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40. 1650s-60s: Lady Elizabeth Cromwell |
41. ca 1630s: Anna Dalkeith, Countess of Morton and Lady Anna Kirk
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42. ca
1640s-50s: Anne Dudley Bradstreet, 1612-1672,
Massachusetts Bay Colony pioneer. Her father was Governor Thomas Dudley, and her husband, Simon Bradstreet, also became governor. |
43. 1660: Portrait of a Lady with an Ostrich-feather Fan,
by Rembrandt |
44. 1670s: Elizabeth Clarke Freake and Baby Mary
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46. Late
1600s (or more likely early 1700s): An English family group.
Notice the extended family of grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren. |
47. 1660s-Man and woman holding hands
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Mary Dyer Illuminated (Vol. 1) Mary Dyer: For Such a Time as This (Vol. 2) The DYERS of London, Boston & Newport (Vol. 3) All are available in paperback and Kindle at http://bit.ly/RobinsonAuthor |
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