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Unknown 1812 artist |
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Young lady playing the "diabolo" game, from Costumes Parisiens, 1812 (The game was known as "The Devil on Two Sticks" in England at the time; the name "diabolo" was only invented later...) |
| Date | 1812 |
| Source/Photographer | Costumes Parisiens (Scanned by H. Churchyard) |
| Other versions | For a larger monochrome version, see Image:1812-Costumes-Parisiens-diabolo.png |
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| current | 20:33, 2 February 2006 | | 288 × 567 (60 KB) | Churchh | Young lady playing the "diabolo" game, from ''Costumes Parisiens'', 1812 For a larger monochrome version, see Image:1812-Costumes-Parisiens-diabolo.png Scanned by H. Churchyard Category:1810s fashion Category:Dresses |
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