- 1. An ‘ethnic’ souvenir for a WWI nurse
- (Telling stories with clothes)
- ... was among them. Fig. 7 Nursing Sister Winifred Jessie Dowding, 4th Canadian General Hospital, Thessaloniki, 1917-1918 Born in England in 1884, she graduated from the Nightingale ...
- 2. Nurses' Uniforms
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- ... are particularly suited to revealing the construction of a unique ideal of femininity within the masculine structure of the hospital. Until later in the twentieth century, most military and occupational ...
- 3. Coat for a Wounded Prince
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- ... sewn on. When the sleeve was opened, the boy could lay his arm into it, after which the bows were tied and the sleeve brought into its proper place. (Today there are hospital garments which can be opened ...
- 4. Dangerous Costume
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- ... not only to protect them from contamination from modern DNA, but also to protect the scientist from the risk of disease. Improperly or incompletely sanitized garments from hospitals, sickrooms and unclean ...
The Tudor Child
Coolmax
group identity
Hans Maler
undergarments
inspiration
photostats
feelings
digital
Canadian
selection criteria
protest dress
exhibition
documentation
khila't
Nylon
Flax
shuttle
interview
Alto Peru
addresses
storage
construction
poison
1970s
narrative
Mantas
display case
Digital
boxes
story
conservation
Queen Elizabeth II
Gallen
refugees
Angel
identification of lace
knitted garments
reconstruction
masculine culture
clothes
hair
marriage
outloans
Mapuche
Lady in White
silk
labels
needle lace
transportation
materials
Paco Rabanne
Raymonda
Underwear
knit
Planning
forming
fabrics
French knot
label