{
  "name": "Layers of women's dress, c. 1770–1800",
  "desc": "Nine layers of women's dress, c. 1770–1800, from shift to cap: period term and its source, an example object with museum and accession number, how the layer fastened and the source, whether that is documented or not recorded, and what the place in the order rests on.",
  "lic": "CC BY 4.0",
  "lic_url": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/",
  "by": "Tailor, Weaver, Jeweler, Dyer",
  "url": "https://tailorweaverjewelerdyer.com/construction/18th-century-clothing/",
  "from": [
    "One row per layer, compiled for this page from museum catalogue data (CC0) and period texts of 1765, 1771 and 1838; sources given in each row"
  ],
  "how": "Compiled by Tailor, Weaver, Jeweler, Dyer from the data listed",
  "data_by": [
    "The Metropolitan Museum of Art Open Access data (CC0): 2009.300.2241, C.I.40.173.6a–e, 2015.97, 2009.300.648",
    "Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, collection data (CC0): BK-1974-40",
    "Cleveland Museum of Art open access data (CC0): 1920.314",
    "Paris Musées, Palais Galliera G.4479 and G.4539, collection data (CC0)",
    "Encyclopédie, Recueil de planches vol. 9 (1771) and vol. 12 (1765), via ARTFL Encyclopédie, University of Chicago (facts restated)",
    "F.-A. de Garsault, L'Art de la lingère (Paris, 1771), public domain (facts restated)",
    "The Workwoman's Guide (London, 1838), Project Gutenberg eBook #75494, public domain",
    "Order of layers and fastening status compiled for this page"
  ]
}