Italian gothic costumes 15th century.

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Italian gothic costumes. Medieval fashion 15th century. Burgundy fashion era.

Italian costumes 1460 – 1500.

Italian Gothic costumes 1460 – 1500.

Medieval Gothic, Burgundy fashion era.

Italian costumes from the second half of the 15th century. Drawn by Johann Michael Wittmer, history painter, 1828 in Rome.
The figure to the left is taken from a painting that Maria represents, surrounded by several saints, in the Church of Sts. Dominica to Siena. The figure provides an Italian nobleman, the donor of the painting is and so after a portrait. Among the paintings, the words are: Opus Matei di Seins (da Siena) MCCCCLXXVIII.
The young posh Italian to the right is taken from a fresco, which is in the Church of St. Katharina to Assisi.

Source: Costumes, art and utensils from the early Middle Ages until the end of the eighteenth century, after simultaneous originals of Dr. J. H. Hefner-Alteneck. Publisher of Heinrich Keller. Frankfurt a. M. 1879-1889.

Associated to: 15th, 16th century fashion history.

  1. Costumes and Fashion during the 15th century.
  2. Fashion under the Reigns of Louis XI., 1461 to 1515.
  3. German womens costume history, 15th century.
  4. French fashion of the Renaissance from 1461 to 1574
  5. Italian 14th, 15th century fashion history.
  6. The Hennin. Headdresses history, 15th century.
  7. The Reticulated Headdress. Headdresses history, 15th century.
  8. King Henry VI. and his court. The good duke Humphrey.
  9. Historia Scholastica. Medieval room interior, 15th century.
  10. Margaret of Anjou Queen of Henry VI. and her court.
  11. The Limerick Mitre. Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages.
  12. The Romance of the Rose. The Art of courtly love.
  13. The Lady of Tournament delivering the Price.
  14. The lady of the castle. Medieval etiquette.
  15. Italian 14th, 15th century fashion history.

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