18th century African American HeadWrap Tutorial

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Burnley and Trowbridge kerchiefs in order of appearance.
Kerchief 1- Red, Yellow & Black Flowered Neck-Handkerchief
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Kerchief 2- White kerchief www.burnleyand...
Kerchief 3- Madder Red & Indigo Wool "Romal" Neck-Handkerchief www.burnleyand...
Kerchief 4- Blue & White Linen "Romal" Neck-handkerchief
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Kerchief 5- Woven red bordered www.burnleyand...
Kerchief 6- Indigo & Yellow "Flower'd" Neck-Handkerchief www.burnleyand...
Kerchief 7- Red/green shawl
Kerchief 8-Red with Black & White Border Neck-Handkerchief
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Kerchief 9- White kerchief www.burnleyand...
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Kerchief 10 (red headband)- Red Spot’d Resist Neck-handkerchief
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Images
Portrait of a Young Woman, late 18th century Artist Unknown, once thought to be Jean-Étienne Liotard,
Festival of Our Lady of the Rosary by Carlos Julião, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, ca. 1770s
A Negroes' Dance by Agostino Brunias, Dominica
Dance in Lynchburg, VA by Lewis Miller 1853
Queen Nzinga with Military Entourage, Kingdom of Matamba by Antonio Cavazzi ca. mid 17th century
Prince Adum (nephew of the Ashanti king) walking with a small child
“Bambara Woman" by David Boilat ca. 1840s
“Mandingo Woman" by David Boilat ca. 1840s
Barbers by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Norfolk, Virginia, 1797
Two women talking high headwear by Agostino Brunias
Linen Day, Roseau, Dominica - A Market Scene ca. 1780 Agostino Brunias
West African musicians Antonio Cavazzi
Queen Nzinga and a Drummer in the Kingdom of Matamba
Woman from Timbuctoo, 1830
Dahomey female soldiers (known as a host) 1891
“Wolof Woman Carrying Her Child" by David Boilat can. 1840s
Grandchildren of Virginia's Governor Spotswood and enslaved woman, ca.1790-1800
“Miss Breme Jones” Attributed to John Rose ca.1752
An Overseer Doing his Duty by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 1798
The Old plantation by John Rose ca. 1752
Negroes Dance on the island of Dominica by Agostino Brunias
Woman in White with red border kerchief by Agostino Brunias
Enslaved Women by Carlos Julião, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, late 18th cent
West Indian Women of Color, with a Child and Black Servant by Agostino Brunias,Yale Center for British Art
Seamstresses, St. Kitts, Carribean By William Kay, 1798
Famille de couleur libre, by Pierre-Marius Lemasurier, ca. 1775