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Ancient Rome
var h='thecostumer',g='general',n=''; var wd=468,ht=60; </center> <p><a href="roman/1882ancientrome.jpg"><img border="2" src="roman/1882ancientrome_small.jpg" alt="1882ancientrome.jpg (52193 bytes)" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a> Roman dress from a 19th Century Costume book</p> <p><a href="travel/paris2001/10/MVC-018F.JPG"><img border="2" src="travel/paris2001/10/MVC-018F_small.JPG" alt="MVC-018F.JPG (23009 bytes)" width="67" height="150"></a> <a href="travel/paris2001/10/MVC-019F.JPG"><img border="2" src="travel/paris2001/10/MVC-019F_small.JPG" alt="MVC-019F.JPG (37841 bytes)" width="150" height="112"></a> 2nd Century Roman Statue of a captive Northern Barbarian</p> <hr> <blockquote> <p>The Toga, from Leon Heuzy:</p> <p><a href="greece/heuzey/123.gif"><img src="greece/heuzey/123_small.gif" alt="123.gif (3786 bytes)" WIDTH="145" HEIGHT="85"></a> Pattern for a Toga</p> </blockquote> <p><a href="greece/heuzey/124.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/124_small.jpg" alt="124.jpg (62116 bytes)" WIDTH="75" HEIGHT="145"></a> Toga as worn normally <a href="greece/heuzey/125.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/125_small.jpg" alt="125.jpg (72993 bytes)" WIDTH="89" HEIGHT="145"></a> </p> <p><a href="greece/heuzey/127.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/127_small.jpg" alt="127.jpg (51698 bytes)" WIDTH="66" HEIGHT="145"></a> "Toga Praetexta" <a href="greece/heuzey/128.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/128_small.jpg" alt="128.jpg (96433 bytes)" WIDTH="70" HEIGHT="145"></a></p> <p><a href="greece/heuzey/131.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/131_small.jpg" alt="131.jpg (130312 bytes)" WIDTH="145" HEIGHT="96"></a> <br> A Roman Procession of citizens in their togas</p> <p><a href="greece/heuzey/132.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/132_small.jpg" alt="132.jpg (72924 bytes)" WIDTH="86" HEIGHT="145"></a> <a href="greece/heuzey/133.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/133_small.jpg" alt="133.jpg (30872 bytes)" WIDTH="89" HEIGHT="145"></a> <br> Toga adjusted for making sacrifices at temples, weddings, etc.</p> <p><a href="greece/heuzey/139.jpg"><img src="greece/heuzey/139_small.jpg" alt="139.jpg (110584 bytes)" WIDTH="61" HEIGHT="145"></a> Late Roman (Byzantine/Christian Era) Ivory showing a late (stiff embroidered strip) toga wrapped on an Imperial official.</p> <p><a href="quicherat/Coiffuresdefemmes1.JPG"><img src="quicherat/Coiffuresdefemmes1_small.JPG" alt="Coiffuresdefemmes1.JPG (42906 bytes)" WIDTH="175" HEIGHT="98"></a> <a href="quicherat/Coiffuresdefemmes2.JPG"><img src="quicherat/Coiffuresdefemmes2_small.JPG" alt="Coiffuresdefemmes2.JPG (31543 bytes)" WIDTH="175" HEIGHT="107"></a> Roman women's headdress of the beginning of the 2nd Century. (Quicherat)</p> <dl> <p> <center> <dt><a HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1564587169/thecostumersmani" ADD_DATE="1036064125" LAST_VISIT="1036064123" LAST_MODIFIED="1036064123"><img border="0" src="store/advertisers/amazon/books6/ultimatestickerbookgreece.jpg" width="107" height="140"> Ultimate Sticker Book: Greece and Rome</a> </center></p> </dl> <p><a href="quicherat/Romainstoge.JPG"><img src="quicherat/Romainstoge_small.JPG" alt="Romainstoge.JPG (91233 bytes)" WIDTH="123" HEIGHT="150"></a> Romans in togas from statues in the Louvre (Quicherat)</p> <p><a href="quicherat/Soldatpretorien.JPG"><img src="quicherat/Soldatpretorien_small.JPG" alt="Soldatpretorien.JPG (135430 bytes)" WIDTH="136" HEIGHT="150"> </a>Praetorian Guards of the 1st and 2nd centuries. (Quicherat)</p> <p><a href="roman/romanamulets.jpg"><img src="roman/romanamulets_small.jpg" alt="romanamulets.jpg (61496 bytes)" border="2" width="100" height="187"></a> Roman Amulets and Toga from an 18th Century Treatise</p> <p> <a href="roman/armor/romanarmor.jpg"><img src="roman/armor/romanarmor_small.jpg" alt="romanarmor.jpg (42770 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="131"></a> Roman Armor</p> <p><a href="acarter/owenjones/25011804.jpg"><img border="2" src="acarter/owenjones/25011804_small.jpg" alt="25011804.jpg (69388 bytes)" width="102" height="150"></a> Pompeian ornamental patterns from Owen Jones' <u>Grammar of Ornament</u>, scan provided by<a href="http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=acarter"> ACarter of eBay,</a> seller of Antique prints and Magazines</p> <blockquote> <blockquote> <hr> </blockquote> </blockquote> <p><b>Historic Reproduction thimbles</b> for Roman Britain, Medieval England, and The English Renaissance: <a href="gadgetstechnology/PICT0021.JPG"><img border="2" src="gadgetstechnology/PICT0021_small.JPG" alt="PICT0021.JPG (32919 bytes)" width="100" height="176"></a> <a href="gadgetstechnology/PICT0022.JPG"><img border="2" src="gadgetstechnology/PICT0022_small.JPG" alt="PICT0022.JPG (52841 bytes)" width="107" height="100"></a> <a href="gadgetstechnology/PICT0023.JPG"><img border="2" src="gadgetstechnology/PICT0023_small.JPG" alt="PICT0023.JPG (59102 bytes)" width="156" height="100"></a> You can find these for sale in museum shops in the UK</p> <blockquote> <blockquote> <p>Roman Sculptures from the Louvre:</p> </blockquote> </blockquote> <p><center><!--mstheme--><table border="3" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" bordercolordark="#999999" bordercolorlight="#CCCCCC"> <tr> <td><!--mstheme--><p>The Emperor Trajan 98-117CE<br> <a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-017f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-017f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-017f.jpg (42035 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a><br> <a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-018f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-018f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-018f.jpg (37511 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a><!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-020f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-020f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-020f.jpg (29402 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a><br> <a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-019f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-019f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-019f.jpg (39553 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a><!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><p><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-022f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-022f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-022f.jpg (22684 bytes)" border="2" width="100" height="213"></a><!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-021f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-021f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-021f.jpg (23859 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="271"></a><!--mstheme--></td> </tr> <tr> <td><!--mstheme-->Julia Domina wife of Septimus Severus 193-211CE<!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-023f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk39/Mvc-023f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-023f.jpg (21196 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="201"></a><!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme-->Emperor Hadrian 117-138CE<!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-001f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-001f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-001f.jpg (24257 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="239"></a><!--mstheme--></td> </tr> <tr> <td><!--mstheme-->Emperor Tiberius 14-37CE<!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-003f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-003f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-003f.jpg (32331 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a><!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--><p>Funeral statue of Didia Clara daughter of the Emperor Didius Julianus 193CE<br> <a href="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-005f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-005f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-005f.jpg (36208 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="133" HEIGHT="100"></a><a href="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-007f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-007f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-007f.jpg (38756 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="133"></a><!--mstheme--></td> <td><!--mstheme--> <a href="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-006f.jpg"><img src="travel/1999uktour/disk40/Mvc-006f_small.jpg" alt="Mvc-006f.jpg (22210 bytes)" border="2" WIDTH="74" HEIGHT="189"></a> <!--mstheme--></td> </tr> </table><!--mstheme--> </center></p> <ul> <li><a href="store/100pages/bookancient.htm">Recommended Ancient and Medieval Costume Books</a></li> <li><a href="The_Costumer's_Manifesto:_Ancient_Roman_Costume_.htm">Roman Costume from Speltz' "Styles of Ornament"</a></li> <li><a HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0872266702/thecostumersmani" ADD_DATE="1028808848" 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