10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VANDYKE CAPE»
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Pocket dictionary of dry-goods, etc
VANDYKE: Short for Vandyke collar; so called from Anthony Vandyke, a Flemish
painter (1599-1641); one of a series of relatively large points forming an edge or
border, as of lace, ribbon, cloth, etc.; a Vandyke cape; a painting of Vandyke; ...
George W. Bible, Daniel P.. Bible, 1896
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
A Vandyke cape or collar. See H. — 3. A „ _ - painting by Vandyke. — 4. A small
cape resem- i India, bears blood-red white-bordered bling a very broad collar,
worn by women and "SSL \JZTM*!i. h.?, e» pis in the first quarter of the nineteenth
...
3
The desk Standard dictionary of the English language, ...
2. A broad deep collar or cape of linen and lace resembling those represented in
portraits by Van Dyck. Van-dyke' capet; Van-dyke' col'larf. 3. A large point on the
border of a Vandyke cape or collar. — Vandyke beard, a peaked beard. vane* 1 ...
James Champlin Fernald, Frank H. Vizetelly, 1922
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The Desk Standard Dictionary of the English Language
A large point on the border of a Vandyke cape or collar.— Vandyke beard, a
peaked beard. Vane, 1 v6n; 2 van, n. 1. A thin plate, pivoted out of center, on a
vertical rod, to indicate the direction of the wind; also, a slender flag or streamer
used ...
James Champlin Fernald, Frank H. Vizetelly, 1919
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
A Vandyke cape or collar. See II.—3. A painting by Vandyke.—4. A small cape
resembling a very broad collar, worn by women and girls in the first quarter of the
nineteenth centurv. H, a. Pertainin to the style of dress represented in portraits by
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
A Vandyke cape or collar. See H. — 3. A painting by Vandyke. — 4. A small cape
resembling a very broad collar, worn by women and girls in the first quarter of the
nineteenth century. H. o. Pertaining to the style of dress represented in portraits ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
A Vandyke cape or collar. See II.—3. A pain ting by Vandyke.—4. A small cape
resembling a very broad collar, worn by women and girls in the first quarter of the
nineteenth centnr . Ii (1. Pertaining to the style of dress represented in portraits by
...
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
8
Sara: A Romance of the Early Nineteenth Century
more, but I am confident Madam Eve would have chosen a Vandyke cape to add
to her fig-leaf apron, if she had ever seen one, and," she added whimsically, "I am
quite positive that the needs of her wardrobe were greater than mine — which ...
Frances Stocker Hopkins, 1912
9
A Little Girl in Old Washington
They had concocted one out of some old mull, the torn breadth of a gown, and
Marian could take it home. Then Elizabeth Fairfax was making some of the
prettiest darned lace, a Vandyke cape that was just coming in, and she would be
here for ...
Amanda Minnie Douglas, 1900
10
The Art Journal: The Illustrated Catalogue of the Industry ...
But this is notin the original cut, and possibly has reference to the Spanish suit of
dineiros—an idea which would gain some support from the first plate
representing Le Fou or Le Mat in a cap with asses' ears, and a Vandyke cape
displaying a ...
