Female beauty, as preserved and improved by regimen, cleanliness and dress : and especially by the adaptation, colour and arrangement of dress, as variously influencing the forms, complexion, and expression of each individual, and rendering cosmetic impositions unnecessary, by A. Walker et al.

Title:	Female beauty, as preserved and improved by regimen, cleanliness and dress : and especially by the adaptation, colour and arrangement of dress, as variously influencing the forms, complexion, and expression of each individual, and rendering cosmetic impositions unnecessary
Author:	Walker, A., Mrs
Author:	Wright, John William, 1802-1848
Author:	Parris, E. T. (Edmund Thomas), 1793-1873
Author:	Gauci, M.
Author:	Carlisle, Anthony, Sir, 1768-1840
Note:	Thomas Hurst, 65, St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1837

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Subject:	Beauty, Personal
Subject:	Costume
Subject:	Costume -- Great Britain
Subject:	Engraving -- 1837
Subject:	Great Britain -- 19th century
Subject:	Hygiene
Subject:	Hygiene -- Great Britain
Subject:	Lithography -- 1837
Subject:	Manners and customs
Subject:	Publisher's advertisements -- England -- 19th century
Subject:	Women
Subject:	Women's clothing
Subject:	Women's clothing -- Great Britain
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