Fashion elegantly illustrated, 19th century

"Elegantly illustrated fashion", 19th century.
Pair of colour engravings.
Wooden frames with marquetry decoration.
Measurements: 35 x 25.5 cm; 40 x 30 cm (frame).
According to the digital archive of the Biblioteca Nacional de España, "The appearance of this publication dates back to 1 May 1842, when it began to be published in Cádiz under the title La Moda and the subtitle: "weekly magazine of literature, theatre, customs and fashions". It was founded by the Cadiz engineer, doctor and writer Francisco Flores Arenas (1801-1877), and was printed in the Printing and Lithography of the Revista Médica, an establishment run by the Cadiz printer and publisher Federico Joly Velasco (a surname that would become a journalistic business saga up to the present day, as founder and owner of the Diario de Cádiz, 1867)".