Venetian women’s and men’s lives with the sermons’ procession.

3/10/13
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Venetian women’s and men’s lives with the sermons’ procession. Lordship and other details, i.e. triumphs feasts and public ceremonies of the noble city of Venetia.

Italian renaissance costumes from Venice in 1600.

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    Venice nobility.
  • Venetian, Italy, Venice, costumes, Renaissance, Nobility, court dress
    Venice nobility
  • Venetian, Gondolier, Italy, Venice, costumes, Renaissance,
    Venice Gondolier.
  • Venetian, Italy, Venice, Renaissance, Nobility, court dress
    Venice court dresses.
  • Venetian, Venice carnival, costumes, Renaissance,
    Venice carnival.

Fashion prints from an old Italian book. Depicted the nobility, citizens are in expensive clothes. The precious fabric of the clothing consists mainly of heavy damask, satin, lace and silk. Artfully embroidered. The illustrations give an insight into the environment of the Venetian residents. Processions, carnival or gondoliers are shown in their environment.

Source: Giacomo Franco (1550-1620). Habiti d’huomeni et donne venetiane: con la processione della serma. Signoria et altri particolari cioè trionfi feste et cerimonie publiche della nobilissima città di Venetia. Published in Venice, 1609. By Beinecke Library.

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