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| Title: |
[Hairstyles for teenage girls, United States, 1910s.] |
| Image ID: |
825172 |
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| Physical Description: |
1 print : b&w ; 29 x 18 cm. (11 1/4 x 7 in.) |
| Material Type: |
Prints |
| Subjects: |
Illustrations |
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Hairstyles -- 1910-1919 |
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Hairstyles -- United States -- 1910-1919 |
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Women -- Clothing & Dress -- United States -- 1910-1919 |
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Hair Ornaments -- 1910-1919 |
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Teenagers -- Clothing & Dress -- United States -- 1910-1919 |
| Notes: |
Printed on border: "At no time is the arrangement of the hair so noticeable as in the summer, when the average healthy American girl goes hatless. At about sixteen or seventeen years the hair is generally worn up on the head, and if the present modes are followed, and the hair arranged deep over the brow and ears and low in the back, the youthful grace and charm, will not be sacrificed." "Girls of fourteen and fifteen may wear their hair parted in the center or on either side, or combed back in a soft pompadour with the ends of the hair fastened with a barrette as shown below. For straight hair the plaited mode at the bottom of this page is very pretty. A flat bow is suitable for day wear, or a satin band for parties." Includes additional text on image. Tear and abrasion on image. |
| Date Published: |
1912 |
| Barcode Number: |
33333159410626 |
| Struc ID: |
599951 |
| Source: |
Source information is not available |
| In Folder: |
Hairdressing -- 1910s
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