Regency Prints Refined

*IMPORTANT NOTE FROM AUTHOR: This book was designed for the print version, as a "coffee table" style photo book of sorts. Conversion to Kindle works best on newer devices with color, such as Kindle Fire and Kindle apps for iPad. Kindle Voyager works, but images are in B&W.

What did a Regency lady do all day? In between changing her clothing and sitting for her necessary toilette, surely she sought a variety of amusements to relieve the boredom in a world without television or the internet?

Magazines from the period contained colorfully detailed hand-painted prints of women and men wearing the latest fashions. Oftentimes the drawn models displayed the garments while engaged in daily activities or popular entertainments. What a marvelous way to peek into the past and answer the above questions!

REGENCY PRINTS REFINED: A LADY'S DIVERSIONS is a photo book with 36 prints from Costume Parisien, La Belle Assemblée, Ackermann's Repository, and other magazines published from 1790 to 1825. With the marvels of modern graphic design, each print has been painstakingly freed from the impurities of time, beautifully revealing the original precision and elegant taste. They have been refined!

Gorgeous full-page images from the era of Jane Austen, and a bit of history too. Fabulous! How can one resist?