Shoe fashion from the Middle Ages, 1 - gentry shoe, 2 - children's shoe, 3 - shoe of a courtier, 4 - women's shoes from the court of Louis XV, 5 - riding boots from the 16th century, 6 - women's shoe from the time of the Medici, 7 - boots, 8 - boots, 9 - women's shoe under Louis XIV, 10 - women's shoe from the court of Louis XV, 11 - shoe of a prince from the time of Louis XII, historical illustration, 1877

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