COMPLETE EXHIBITION - The Tudor Child: clothing and culture 1485 to 1625

A complete exhibition based on the book The Tudor Child: clothing and culture 1485-1605 written by Jane Huggett and Ninya Mikhaila; edited by Jane Malcolm-Davies. The exhibition offers a detailed insight into sixteenth century clothing for infants, young children and youths. Featuring beautifully handmade costumes and replica fabrics of the period displayed alongside the portraits which inspired them. Visitors are invited to try 'swaddling' and learn how boys in skirts and young girls in stiffened bodices were the norm of the day. In addition there are several high quality 'dressup' outfits for visiting children to try on which were not part of the original exhibition. • 12 highly researched and beautifully made outfits • 6 facsimile paintings - various sizes • 1 facsimile 1590s charter h50 x w63cm • Swaddling photo board h90 x w155cm • 2 text panels - h100 x w60cm • 8 text panels - h100 x w30cm • 15 exhibit labels - h11 x w30cm • 7 display figures on 30cm diameter glass bases • 1 infant display figure • 50 copies of The Tudor Child book The Tudor Child exhibition was first displayed at the Weiss Gallery in London in 2014 to launch the book of the same name. The exhibition then travelled to Ordsall Hall near Manchester in 2015 and then to Gloucester Museum in 2016. Everything is in very good condition. The large panels all have a hole in each corner where they have been nailed to a display board. Two of the panels have a slightly damaged corner - see last two photos. This exhibition is priced at £20,000 but we are happy to negotiate and open to offers. Please contact shop@tudortailor.com Due to the heavy and bulky nature of the items included in the exhibition delivery/shipping or collection is to be negotiated and charged separately.