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- Dress, Once Owned by Author and Illustrator Tasha Tudor - By the 1830s, factories in New England were able to produce a staggering 120 million yards of printed cotton textiles each year. People eagerly purchased these fabrics for dress goods, shirting, and home furnishings. This dress was later owned by children's author and illustrator Tasha Tudor, who lived a lifestyle reminiscent of the 1830s on her New Hampshire farm. Tudor used her collection of antique clothing as inspiration for her artwork.
- 1830-1835
- Collections - Artifact
Dress, Once Owned by Author and Illustrator Tasha Tudor
By the 1830s, factories in New England were able to produce a staggering 120 million yards of printed cotton textiles each year. People eagerly purchased these fabrics for dress goods, shirting, and home furnishings. This dress was later owned by children's author and illustrator Tasha Tudor, who lived a lifestyle reminiscent of the 1830s on her New Hampshire farm. Tudor used her collection of antique clothing as inspiration for her artwork.
- Dress, Once Owned by Author and Illustrator Tasha Tudor - By the 1830s, factories in New England were able to produce a staggering 120 million yards of printed cotton textiles each year. People eagerly purchased these fabrics for dress goods, shirting, and home furnishings. This dress was later owned by children's author and illustrator Tasha Tudor, who lived a lifestyle reminiscent of the 1830s on her New Hampshire farm. Tudor used her collection of antique clothing as inspiration for her artwork.
- 1828-1835
- Collections - Artifact
Dress, Once Owned by Author and Illustrator Tasha Tudor
By the 1830s, factories in New England were able to produce a staggering 120 million yards of printed cotton textiles each year. People eagerly purchased these fabrics for dress goods, shirting, and home furnishings. This dress was later owned by children's author and illustrator Tasha Tudor, who lived a lifestyle reminiscent of the 1830s on her New Hampshire farm. Tudor used her collection of antique clothing as inspiration for her artwork.