Negotiating Simplicity and Extravagance in Nineteenth Century Quaker Dress: Restraint and Excess in the Clothing Worn by Eleanor Stephens Clark and Helen Bright Clark of Street

Arts and Humanities

• Nineteenth Century 100%
• Simplicity 100%
• Excess 100%
• dresses 100%
• extravagance 100%
• Quakers 100%
• Religion 16%
• Engagement 8%
• Material Culture 8%
• Eighteenth Century 8%
• Contemplation 8%
• Spiritual 8%
• Source Material 8%
• Upheaval 8%
• 1850s 8%
• Family Memory 8%
• Self-Presentation 8%
• Ascetic 8%
• Individual Freedom 8%
• Non-conformist 8%
• Freedom of Choice 8%
• Photographs 8%
• Political Radical 8%

Keyphrases

• Clothing 100%
• Quakers 100%
• Nineteenth Century 100%
• Quaker Women 20%
• 18th Century 10%
• 19th Century 10%
• Mid-nineteenth Century 10%
• Material Culture 10%
• Wedding 10%
• Wearer 10%
• Source Material 10%
• Upheaval 10%
• Silk 10%
• Self-presentation 10%
• Attire 10%
• Somerset 10%
• Dress History 10%
• Shoemaking 10%
• Women Involvement 10%
• Conscientiousness 10%
• Political Movements 10%
• Obedience 10%
• Religious Society of Friends 10%
• Ascetic 10%
• Freedom of Choice 10%
• Shoe Manufacturing 10%
• Memory Archive 10%
• Plainness 10%
• Nonconformity 10%
• Individual Freedom 10%
• Household Accounts 10%
• Cultural History 10%
• Unease 10%
• Family Memory 10%
• Female Members 10%