- a
collar is the part of a shirt, dress, coat or
blouse that
fastens around or
frames the neck.
Among clothing construction professionals, a
collar is...
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Violet Elizabeth Cadell, née
Van**** (10
November 1903 – 9
October 1989) was a 20th-century
British writer. She
sometimes used the pseudonym, Harriet...
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confusing number of
different pigments used in
painting have been
called "
Van**** brown" (mostly in English-language sources). Some
predate van Dyck, and...
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bronze links (sometimes gilded), and/or were
given a zig-zag
lower edge (
van****d).
Standards were
sometimes worn
under an aventail, or even a gorget, for...
- Christ".
Margaret Stokes describes the V-shaped
collars as
similar to the so-called "
van**** collars" ****ociated with many
portraits by
Anthony van Dyck...
- II. In Self-Portrait with a Sunflower, van Dyck is
sporting a
classic "
Van****"; his chin
goatee consists of a
tapered end, and his
moustache tips are...
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Ridottos and they
still go down. A
standard item of
masquerade dress was a "
Van****",
improvised on the
costumes worn in the
portraits of Van Dyck: Gainsborough's...
- "Climb up
little darling, into the charabanc". The song,
written by Les
Van****, came
fifth in the 1963 Song for
Europe competition. A char-a-banc also...
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based on a
photograph by
Van**** for
which Ford
created an engraving. The
portrait of John A.
Macdonald wearing a fur-
collared coat and
engraved by Ford...
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palette consisted of the
following pigments: lead white,
various ochres,
Van**** brown, bone black,
charcoal black, lamp black, vermilion,
madder lake,...