Senn_and_Lahde_-_Skovserkone_c._1800.jpg
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So-called Skovserkoner - Skovser Women - selling fish in about 1800 at Gammel Stran in Copenhagen, Denmark. The woman on the right wears a version of high-waisted Empire styles adapted to working-class practicalities.
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| Date | circa 1817 |
| Source | Illustration from Klædedragter i København (Costumes in Copenhagen) published by Johannes Senn and the copper plate engraver G. L. Lahde between 1817-20. |
| Author | Illustration from Klædedragter i København (Costumes in Copenhagen) published by Johannes Senn and the copper plate engraver G. L. Lahde between 1817-20. |
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