Gallerie des Modes et Costumes Francais, no. 28, copy to ee. 169(bis): Femme vetue d'un Levit (...) (title on object), Walking woman flanked by two men. She wears a plain 'Levite' (coat dress) trimmed with a band of ruffled tulle and a belt 'after the latest fashion', of dotted ribbon with fringes at the ends. On the hairstyle 'demie negligee' a turban or 'toque a la Levantine' with pearls and feathers or 'panaches'. The man on the left wears a frak, vest and knee breeches, a hat with flat bulb and raised brim, shoes with square buckles. He is looking through binoculars and has a walking stick in his hand. The kneeling man on the right secretly hands a letter to the woman. Reduced copy to ee.169 from series ee. 29th Cahier des Costumes Francais, 7e Suite d'Habillemens a la Mode en 1780, Gallerie des Modes et Costumes Francais. print maker: anonymous, after print by: J. Pelicier, after drawing by: Pierre Thomas Le Clerc, Paris, 1780 - 1785, paper, etching, height 178 mm x width 112 mm.