Artist smock

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True confession: in second grade I wore a black beret to the first day of school (my classmates were not impressed). Nothing much has changed; I stil

artist smock

In 1936 British artist Gluck painted herself and her lover in a radical depiction of same-sex partnership. With a show at Brighton Museum and Art Gallery exploring her life and work, we look at the story behin…

Corot Painting Smocks are replicas of those worn by the Impressionist painters in the 19th century. They have a yoke and pleats that allow great freedom of movement.

Great Vintage Antony Sheppard fisherman or artist smock dating from the 1970s when the company was operating from Machynlleth in mid-Wales Soft peached cotton, classic fisherman smock style with row ...from

1930s. This smock gathered into a shaped yoke is beautifully stylish. Yet, even so, it was considered acceptable to piece the sides (pie...

Gray cotton embroidered with blue cotton at smocking on chest and at wrists, outlining at front, shoulders, collar, cuffs; blue cotton and white silk embroidered monogram on collar (left), chisel in cartouche on left sleeve, dragon with chisel on pocket (lower right). Front partial closure with four albacore buttons; gathered at top back; double shoulder bands; triangular gussets at armpits.

Maternity and/or artist's smock, either way this is a darling pattern from the 1950's and 1960's! I remember getting a package in the mail from my mother and was surprised and thrilled when I opened it to find she had made for me two of these smocks, both in blue—one medium blue plaid and the other a soft pastel. As I awaited the birth of my first child, I felt like a princess in my pretty new smocks. My mom was such a sweetheart! She cherished every single day for what it was and took every…

Artist Wearing Smock