1780 Olympe de Gouges - 3 meters - Petticoat
1780 Olympe de Gouges - 3 meters - Petticoat
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Inspiration to this design I have found from a Block printed Textile Fragment
This is the Petticoat Design. The design has a blue hem and the rest of the fabric can be used for a underskirt.
The design is printed lengthwise why three meters is needed.
If you are making a dress, please Choose the other 1780 Olympe de Gouges article.
The given name is Olympe de Gouges, originally Marie Gouze, born May 7, 1748 in Montauban, died by execution November 3, 1793, was a French revolutionary. She was a political activist, feminist, author and playwright. She is the author of the Declaration on the Rights of Women and Citizens (1791). De Gouges was an advocate for the rights of women, slaves and illegitimate children, and argued for a kind of welfare state and redistributive politics using taxes.
