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HISTORY OF COSTUME DVD! Created from the unique HISTORY OF COSTUME slide presentation. 1,500 color images and the original 450-page text of notes, sketches, and commentaries. Seen through beautiful works of art, the history of clothing for women and men throughout Western civilization. From ancient Egypt to 1992. Exclusive features include a close-up detail option and indexes of artists and terms. Windows and Mac compatible. Used as a complete course and for research. Prepayment $1,200 (+ s/h/ins). Click for more info on the DVD.

Also available: The original HISTORY OF COSTUME slide presentation, in six volumes. Outstanding slide quality. Prepayment $5,005 (+ s/h/ins). Individual volumes can be purchased. See price list.

ABRIDGED HISTORY OF COSTUME slide presentation draws 434 of the most beautiful and informative slides from the original collection. With a 187-page text of notes, sketches, and slide commentaries. Two-volume set. Prepayment $1,662 (+ s/h/ins).

On DVD. ARCHITECTURE, INTERIORS AND FURNITURE from the original slide presentation. Ancient Egypt to 1975. The 1,900 images and 550 pages of commentaries. Exclusive features include a close-up detail option, an index of artists and images, and architectural elements and furniture highlights. Windows and Mac compatible. Used as a complete course and for research. Prepayment $1,419 (+ s/h/ins).

Also available: The eight-volume slide presentation ARCHITECTURE, INTERIORS AND FURNITURE, prepayment $6,080 (+ s/h/ins). Individual volumes can be purchased. See price list.

HISTORY OF COSTUME and ARCHITECTURE, INTERIORS AND FURNITURE are used nationwide and abroad in many costume studies, fashion, and theater programs, and in libraries and other departments in universities. They are also used in education departments and libraries in museums worldwide. Among the many universities, colleges, and museums using works by SlidePresentationsDVD include: Harvard College, Stanford, Yale School of Drama, Cornell, UC Berkeley, Fashion Institute of Technology, NYU School of the Arts, UCLA, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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Photo (top): Duchess of Parma, Adélaide Labille-Guiard, 1788
Photo (bottom): Vaux-le-Vicomte, Louis Le Vau, 1658-60