10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «POULAINE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
poulaine in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
poulaine im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Daily Life in Portugal in the Late Middle Ages
Left to right: poulaine tied to leg with laces; poulaine with a sole tied beneath it; a
third style of poulaine with a sole tied beneath; boot. van could be dyed for the
desired color. The most frequent colors for shoes in the fourteenth and fifteenth ...
Antonio Henrique R. de Oliveira Marques, 1971
It is possible to see on either side, close to the beginning of the 'poulaine' itself,
that there are small clusters of stitches as if the thread has been tied off; from this
stage on the stitching is smaller and more closely spaced, indicating that the final
...
Francis Grew, Museum of London, Margrethe de Neergaard, 2001
POULAINE , Polaine , E'peron. (julioen. ' l C'est un assemblage de plusieurs
piéces de bois qui font une portion decersi dk, 8C qui se terminent en pointe: on
en Fait la partie del'avant du vaisseau qui s'avance la premiére en mer par une ...
The first known soleret i pointed, like the soleret “it is ponlaine" (so called from
poulaine, the prow of a galley), and which is wrongly considered to belong only
to the fifteenth century. An incontrovertible proof that this fashion already existed
in ...
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Medieval Celebrations: Your Guide to Planning and Hosting ...
For either the monastic or common-man look we suggest wearing sandals. For
those of you who are both fashionable and daring, we have included a pattern for
a poulaine. The Poulaine The poulaine was not only the most fashionable shoe ...
Daniel Diehl, Mark Donnelly, 2011
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All About Shoes: Footwear Through the Ages
Perhaps the most notorious shoe of all time is the poulaine, whose pointed toes
often reached up to 45 centimetres (18 inches) or longer. A rage among
Europeans six centuries ago, the poulaine grew so long that according to some
sources, ...
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The Secular Spirit: Life and Art at the End of the Middle ...
The long, pointed-toe poulaine, of French origin and especially favored by young
men, has a laced opening at the side. This particular style was especially
frowned upon by the clergy who complained that such shoes impeded the wearer
from ...
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Everyday Objects: Medieval and Early Modern Material Culture ...
The French version of the shoe was often called a poulaine (meaning Polish or
from Poland), a term that appears in English as an alternative or a replacement
only from the latter half of the fifteenth century." However, late fourteenth-century
...
Tara Hamling, Catherine Richardson, 2010
O “Opium” mules Oxford style man's shoe by A. Biset in light brown kidskin P
Postilion's boot also called, “seven league boot” Poulaine Poulaine style shoe
Poulaine style shoe Princess Grace of Monaco's shoes “PullOver” Pump Pump
by ...
Called pigaches, these shoes were forerunners of the poulaine style a knight
named Robert le Cornu is credited with introducing. The Crusaders brought the
exaggerated style with its inordinately long tip back from the East. It is based on
the ...
Marie-Josèphe Bossan, 2012
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «POULAINE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
poulaine im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
'Shoes: Pleasure and Pain' at the V&A reveals how designers craft …
And the poulaine was literally the point of the crakow shoe – a pointed toe, more precisely, whose extreme length mimicked the towering spires ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
From Louis XIV to Louboutin: 500 years of French footwear
Sandal, spartan, clog, poulaine, chopine, slipper, brogue, ankle strap, Mary Jane, loafer, derby, sneaker, stiletto … the sheer abundance of ... «South China Morning Post, Mai 15»
Spelling bee champ wins third in a row
He and Gokul made it to round 10 before Siddharth misspelled “poulaine,” which is the long, pointed toe of a shoe, boot or slipper worn in ... «STLtoday.com, Mär 14»
Medium Alan Hatfield conducting Houdini séance and doing Celtic …
'Live…from the Otherside' starts at 7 p.m. with doors opening at 6 p.m. Advance tickets are $18 and can be purchased at Poulaine's Pharmacy ... «NG News, Nov 13»
Pictou County in the Arts
Advance tickets can be purchased Poulaine's Pharmacy in Stellarton and Big Al's in New Glasgow. Tickets can be reserved at 755-8972. Feb. «NG News, Feb 13»
Psychic and spiritual medium to put on show at Celtic Circle
Advance tickets are $18 at Poulaine's Pharmacy in Stellarton and Big Al's Convenience Store in New Glasgow. Tickets at the door are $20. «NG News, Feb 13»
Making Fashion History: A Brief Biography of the Shoe
Soon, the toes of the shoes became wider and squared, a style referred to as duck-billed, and replaced the long, pointed toes of the poulaine. «AMOG, Mai 12»
QI: Quite interesting facts about shoes
The classic medieval pointy shoe was called a poulaine (meaning Polish) or a cracowe after the Polish city of Kraków, where they had become ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 11»
Obama décore ses murs en noir et blanc !
PS : poulaine (terme de la marine ancienne). Synonymes : vespasienne, latrines, pissotière. patsolaar | 19 juillet 2011 19h57 | Répondre. «Le Figaro, Jul 11»
Brass Monkey - Bringing Tiki back!
Housed in an old Poulaine shoe store, Brass Monkey is a blast from the past. Back in the 1940s Don The Beachcomber, the worlds first Tiki-bar ... «Spotted by Locals, Mär 11»
