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Jean Debry coat 1799

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Jean Debry coat 1799

Satire on mens fashion. Mr Skeffington wearing a Jean Debry coat, named after Jean Debry, president of the National Convention in Revolutionary France. Date: 1799

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1790s 1799 Satire Satirical Debry Skeffington


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This satirical print from the late 1790s pokes fun at the fashion trends of the time through the depiction of Mr. Skeffington wearing a Jean Debry coat. Jean Debry was a prominent figure during the French Revolution, serving as President of the National Convention. However, in this print, the focus is not on Debry the politician, but Debry the fashion icon. The coat, named after Debry, is a prime example of the extravagant and impractical styles that were popular among men during this era. The voluminous sleeves, high collar, and ornate buttons are all features that were in vogue, but were also criticized for being unnecessary and even ridiculous. The satirical tone of the print is evident in the exaggerated proportions of the coat and the comical expression on Mr. Skeffington's face. The artist is using humor to highlight the absurdity of the fashion trends of the time, and to poke fun at those who followed them blindly. Despite the satire, it is important to note that this print provides valuable insight into the fashion and cultural trends of the late 18th century. It offers a glimpse into the world of the French Revolution, a time of great political and social upheaval, and the ways in which fashion reflected and influenced the society of the time. Overall, this satirical print of Mr. Skeffington wearing a Jean Debry coat is a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a humorous and insightful look into the fashion trends and cultural norms of the late 1790s.

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