Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im sechzehnten Jahrhundert by Max von Boehn, 1923

Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im sechzehnten Jahrhundert by Max von Boehn, 1923

Description:
This rare 1923 German edition of Die Mode: Menschen und Moden im sechzehnten Jahrhundert (Fashion and People in the 16th Century) by Max von Boehn explores the clothing and fashion trends of the 1500s. Beautifully illustrated with images and engravings from the time period, this book offers a glimpse into the styles, materials, and influences that shaped 16th-century European fashion. The work is meticulously researched and presented, making it a valuable resource for historians, fashion enthusiasts, and collectors.

Published in Munich by F. Bruckmann A.G., this edition provides authentic images and commentary on the evolution of style during a pivotal era in fashion history. The frontispiece is a stunning portrait of a Hans Holbein self-portrait, adding to the book's artistic value.

Condition:

• Good condition for its age. The cover shows minor wear, with some light scuffs and discoloration. The binding remains intact and strong.
• Internal pages have light yellowing typical of a book from the 1920s, but are otherwise clean and free of markings.
• A wonderful collectible for those interested in vintage fashion or German historical books.

Important Information:

• Published in Munich, Germany, 1923, by F. Bruckmann A.G.
• Written in German, with illustrations from 16th-century engravings and paintings.
• Cover and binding show light signs of wear.
• Rare historical reference for students of fashion history and art.