Egyptian Grecian and Roman Costumes

the work

Egyptian, Grecian and Roman Costumes

Published in 1814, "Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Costume" is a collection of detailed illustrations of the costumes of ancient civilizations. Illustrated by Thomas Baxter (1782-1821), this work depicts the opulent costumes and accessories of ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome with vivid colors and detailed depictions. Through these illustrations, we can get a glimpse into the lives and aesthetic sense of ancient peoples.

Thomas Baxter Biography

• Born in Yorkshire , England in 1782 .
• Active as a painter and illustrator.
• He creates many works based on historical and mythological themes.
• He died in 1821 (aged 39).

Representative works

• Egyptian, Grecian and Roman Costumes (1814)

Characteristics and influence of this book

Egyptian, Greek and Roman Costume is a collection of detailed illustrations of the costumes of ancient civilizations, one of Baxter's most famous works. He used ancient texts, sculptures and other sources to faithfully recreate the costumes and accessories of those times.

These illustrations are valuable documents that convey the aesthetic sense and social status of ancient people, as well as the fashion trends of the time. In addition, their beautiful colors and detailed depictions are highly valued by art lovers.

The book has played a key role in raising interest in ancient civilizations and deepening understanding of history and culture, and its beautiful illustrations have influenced modern art , including fashion design and theatrical costumes .