Women's Dress in Archaic Greece included the Peplos, Chiton, and Himation

Scattered Foxing

Published by Thomas Hope in 1809

Engraved by H. Moses

This is a fantastic, original 1809, 200+ year-old copper plate engraving featuring every day life, religion, military equipment, Costumes and Uniforms of the Ancients.

This engraving has fine line drawings that photograph with lower contrast than in the actual engraving

Size: Approximately 8" X 10"

Blank on Reverse - perfect for framing

Condition: Excellent - Very Good - Good - Fair - Poor (but of historical interest)

Scattered foxing - Good Plate Impression

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History-On-Paper

Item #1120-932W