Charles Frederick Worth's London age

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  • チャールズ・フレデリック・ワースのロンドン時代の一考察

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In this paper I address the question, what kind<br>of meaning does that Charles Frederick Worth's<br>apprenticeship from 1838 to 1845 in London had?<br>He(1825-1895) was the founder of the French Haute<br>Couture Association in 1868. However, he was a<br>Englishman and apprenticed from 13 years old to 20<br>years old in Swan & Edgar in London. Although this<br>store was a Drapery's shop at the foundation in 1812, it<br>developed into the early department store in the 1840s.<br>The National Gallery where Worth studied the fashion<br>seeing a portrait of Elizabeth I carried out refurbishment<br>opening in 1838 which he came to London. Consequently<br>it became clear that the experience of Worth's London<br>age became a base of acitivities in Paris.

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  • CRID
    1390282680585598720
  • NII Article ID
    130005454080
  • DOI
    10.11247/jssd.60.0_68
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