Figures 5 and 6
Doris Langley Moore's The Gallery of Fashion 1790-1822 from Plates by Heideloff and Ackermann with Introduction by Sacheverell Sitwell and Notes on the Plates by Doris Langley Moore (Batsford Colour Books. London: B.T. Batsford, 1949) describes these dresses as: "(Left), Round gown of clear lawn with cherry-colored sash. (Right), Muslin spotted with silver and headdress a la Turque ... One of the most graceful and Grecian in effect of Heideloff's figure drawings. Conspicuous again, is his skillful employment of his favourite red. The headdresses are carefully and beautifully delineated and all that is missing is the metallic blue of the necklaces. The dress with the long cherry-coloured sash is a round gown of clear lawn. The other is of muslin spotted with silver, and is worn with a headdress à la Turque" (12).
