Pleasures and Pastimes of the Bourgeoisie
	PLEASURES AND PASTIMES OF THE BOURGEOISIE
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L'art du Tailleur, Garsault, Musée de la Mode et du Costume, © Chantal Fribourge. Taken from Roche   Salon, probably during the early Restoration. Courtesy of the Musee Carnavalet, Paris. Photograph by Joseph Chemtob. Salon during the Seond Empire: H. Montant, "By the Fireside." Courtesy of the Musee Carnavalet, Paris. Photograph by Joseph Chemtob A Fancy Ball; After A. De St. Aubin. Taken from France in the Eighteenth Century by Paul Lacroix     Banquet Given at the Spanish Embassy, Paris; after Scotin, 1707. Found in France in the Eighteenth Century by Paul Lacroix     Taken from the web     Card Invitation for the Court Ball; after Cochin. Found in France in the Eighteenth Century by Paul Lacroix.     Small Movable Diamond Cross, to be worn round the neck. Found in France in the Eighteenth Century by Paul Lacroix.     Surtout de Table; after Meissonnier. Found in France in the Eighteenth Century by Paul Lacroix     Garsault, Musée de la Mode et du Costume, © Chantal Fribourge. Taken from Roche           The Bourgeois, his Wife and Child; after Dupin's costumes Francais. Taken from France in the Eighteenth Century by Paul Lacroix This picture was used for the Pleasures of the Bouregeoisie icon as well as for many etiquette pages. Note that it was from this image that the two adults were cut.           Talior pattern from Costume in Detail by Nancy Bradfield     Taken from the web     .