- in the garment. By the mid-fourteenth century, it was
replaced with the "
jupon" (or "gipon"), a much
shorter item,
often padded for
supplementary protection...
- A
Zephyrina Jupon is a
modified crinoline in the form of a
metal frame with an open front. It
gradually widens in cir****ference
towards the feet. It is...
- situations. It is not to be
confused with
either a gambeson, an aketon, or a
jupon. This
garment is
known for its wasp
waisted and
round silhouette achieved...
-
Saint George seen in the act of
slaying the dragon. He is
depicted wearing a
jupon displaying St George's Cross.
Paolo Uccello (c. 1460)...
- hauberk) is to be
considered to have been
covered by the royalty-emblazoned
jupon (surcoat) of the Prince.
Historical cuir****,
contrary to many
modern reproductions...
- velvet, with the
royal lions of
Aquilonia worked in gold upon his rich
jupon, and the
crown of
Aquilonia shone on his square-cut
black mane; but the...
-
Jupon charged with the arms of
Philipps and
resting his
exterior hand upon the Hilt of his Sword; Sinister: a
Knight vested in
plate armour his
Jupon...
- century, his
jupon charged with the arms of ‘Beach’. Sinister: a
Knight armed cap-à-pie in
English armour of the 14th century, his
jupon charged with...
- to the
Chief Scientist of the
United States Air
Force from 1962 to 1966
Jupon, ****anese
garment ****n, Qazvin, a
village in Iran This
disambiguation page...
-
perdue (1984) La
femme de sa vie (1986) Et
demain viendra le jour (1986) Les
jupons de la révolution (1 episode, 1989) D'Artagnan et les
trois mousquetaires...
