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The Italian artist Maria Monaci Gallenga began creating artistic dress for herself around 1910. This clothing followed a value system that emphasized craftsmanship and the pleasure of making.
Follow the conservation treatment of Gallenga’s “Theodosia” tea gown, (1925), now on view at the Women Dressing Women exhibition at The Met.
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The Italian artist Maria Monaci Gallenga began creating artistic dress for herself around 1910. This clothing followed a value system that emphasized craftsmanship and the pleasure of making.
Follow the conservation treatment of Gallenga’s “Theodosia” tea gown, (1925), now on view at the Women Dressing Women exhibition at The Met.
Watch full video: youtu.be/fV89VVRx0j8
View the exhibition: metmuseum.org/exhibitions/women-dressing-women
Subscribe for new content from The Met: youtube.com/user/metmuseum
#TheMet #Art #TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt #Museum
© 2023 The Metropolitan Museum of Art