American style and spirit
fashions and lives of the Roddis family, 1850-1995
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Author
Contributions
- Maeder, Edward, author - Contributor
- Ewing, Gillian Bostock, photographer - Contributor
- Mindell, Doug, photographer - Contributor
- Henry Ford (Organization) - Contributor
Publication
2016 - Victoria & Albert Museum, England
Language
English
Word Count
79,750 words, Guess
Page Count
319 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveamericanstylespi0000brad
- ISBN-101851778896
- ISBN-139781851778898
- Library of Congress Control Number2016930364
- OCLC Control Number945028964
and 3 more
- Better World Books9781851778898
- Better World BooksP8-DEO-185
- Open LibraryOL27226699M
Classifications
- DDC746.9/2
- LCCTT504.4 .B73x 2016
- LCCTT515
and 1 more
- LCCTT504.4 .B73 2016
Description
"Brought to life for the first time outside the attic in which they were stored for generations, here are more than 300 garments and accessories, beautifully preserved and complemented by archival objects, family photographs, and letters, as well as evocative descriptions of whom the garments belonged to, when they were made or bought, and even where they were worn, all by members of the Roddis family of Marshfield, Wisconsin. Author Jane Bradbury describes the joy of discovering the clothes when her aunt, Augusta Denton Roddis, showed her the astonishing collection. A remarkable resource, the book presents the garments and their designers in the context of the various eras in which they were created, from the turn of the 20th century through the 1920s and the Depression to the mid-1990s"--Publisher's description.
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