Showing posts with label False Rump. Show all posts
Showing posts with label False Rump. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 January 2018
Project: Polonaise- Part 5, The False Rump
In the 1770's and 80's the emphasis moved backwards from the hips and the panniers that everyone associates with Marie Antoinette were discarded in favour of false rumps. These 'rumps' would be stuffed with horsehair of made from cork and came in various shapes and sizes as can be seen in the caricature 'The Bum Shop' (R.Rushworth 1785).
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