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English: Paul de Laubadère (1859-1931): COSTUMES RELIGIEUX
A colour illustration depicting historical religious clothing and costume through the ages from antiquity to the 19th century, including the attire, habits, robes, dress, etc. of priests, clergy, and orders, Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, catholic monks and nuns, etc. This book plate if from volume 7 of the French encyclopedia Nouveau Larousse illustré volume no. 7, published in Paris 1898–1901. Costumes religieux (Religious clothing)
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| Author | Paul de Laubadère (1859-1931), Sokoljan2 |
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