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Dress Made of Printed Fabric

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Date: 1775 - 1785
Medium: linen (material), chintz, cotton (textile)
Culture: Netherlands
Institution: Rijksmuseum

The dress is made of cotton with a glazed finish produced in Europe. This kind of European fabric, which was often printed, was a less expensive alternative to chintz, a handpainted or stained calico cloth imported from India. The dress on view is adorned with panels of the same fabric with pleats folded into a hexagonal pattern.

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