Italian nobleman in the 16th century
Italian nobleman in the 16th century,
Renaissance era.
Italian nobleman in the 16th century. Renaissance era.
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English gentleman in the XIV Century in burgundian fashion.
English gentleman in the XIV Century
English gentleman in the XIV Century in burgundian fashion.
Lady from the time of Louis XI., 15th century clothing.
Lady from the time of Louis XI
Lady from the time of Louis XI (1423-1483), 15th century clothing.
Late medieval Burgundian gothic period costume. Louis XI. – With a clear view of its political benefits, while often favored by fortune – was a forerunner of royal absolutism and centralism in France.
Costumes historiques de ville ou de théatre et travestissements. Author: Achille Devéria and José Domínguez Bécquer. Publisher Paris: Goupil et Vibert 1831. Publisher London: Charles Tilt 1839. Printed by: Lemercier & Cie.
German woman in 1515. Renaissance period fashion, 16th century.
German woman in 1515
German woman, bourgeois lady in 1515. Renaissance fashion period, 16th century.
The German women’s fashion of the Renaissance was characterized by the beret. A beret is a flat, round or square head covering of wool knitting, fabric, velvet or silk lined without shade or brim. During the period of its emergence in the 15th Century, the word was borrowed from the Middle Latin barretum / birretum. Originally, the beret was a sign of the educated classes. Furthermore, the bodice was separated from the skirt and had a low small collar, called Koller or Goller. Several skirts were worn over each other, the upper – and lower skirt that reached almost to the ground. The women drew the long overcoat while walking or dancing up so the the petticoat was visible. In winter, the women wore a long coat. On the belt fell down to the hips, a Aumonière (purse) and a small knife was attached, which was of women, as worn by men.
Costumes historiques de ville ou de théatre et travestissements. Author: Achille Devéria and José Domínguez Bécquer. Publisher Paris: Goupil et Vibert 1831. Publisher London: Charles Tilt 1839. Printed by: Lemercier & Cie.
16th century German renaissance costumes.
German Renaissance costumes 16th century.
16th century German renaissance costumes.
Mode of German nobility and particans during the first third of the 16th century, to 1520th.
Upper half of the picture: German nobles. German patricians.
Lower half of the picture: German patricians.
“On the history of costumes”. Munich pictures sheets. Published by Braun & Schneider, Munich c.1858 -1898s.
Costume Burgundian nobleman15th century.
Burgundy nobleman
Costume Burgundian nobleman, 1450.
Burgundian nobleman in the 15th century. Medieval fashion. The main feature is the sleeveless Surcoat over a loose shirt. As headgear he wears a flat beret. On the legs tight stockings, knee high boots and riding spurs. Late Gothic period.
German Citizens in Gothic fashion. 15th century costumes.
German Citizens, 1480
German Citizens in 1480. Gothic fashion period, 15th century.
The man is dressed in the typical dandy fashion, late Gothic dress. He wears a beret with a large feather, a pleated shirt with sash provided, plus a close-fitting trousers (Miparti), belted at the waist. Toed shoes, Poulines, with a long narrow tip. Over his shoulder he wears a coat that is held together on the right shoulder.
Her headdress is a heart-shaped Hennin with veil. The dress is close fitting top with deep front and back clipping. It is belted at the waist. Through the length of it is worn gathered
German Townspeople in 1580.
German Townspeople in 1580.
German Townspeople in 1580.
Renaissance costumes 16th century.
Renaissance Costumes 16th Century, Germany
German nobility costumes in 1580
Renaissance costumes in 1580. Fashion of German Nobility (Palatinate), 16th Century.
German citizens costumes in 16th Century. Renaissance Dresses.
German citizens clothing in 1580