The description of the concept in this drawing is: Overshoes of rubber or other waterproof fabric, especially those that extend above the ankle and that often have buckles or other fasteners. Use "rubbers" for overshoes without buckles or fasteners that are cut below the ankle. (AAT)
Drawing made by David Ring for the Europeana Fashion project (www.europeanafashion.eu). The drawing was commissioned to represent a concept in Europeana Fashion’s visual fashion thesaurus which was developed under the coordination of the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels. David Ring created the drawings in the library of MoMu – Fashion Museum Province of Antwerp and this is also where they are currently kept.
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Drawing made by David Ring, commissioned by Europeana Fashion, scanned by team of MoMu – Fashion Museum Province of Antwerp
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