16th Century Clothing and Armour

Will include some transitional pieces from 15thC

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French countrywoman by Lucas de Heere, late 16th c. showing an early example of iron ring pattens.

The Fruit Seller by Vicenzo Campi 1580s, Italian. Probably my favorite painting. She's someone's lover/mistress painted in a pastoral scene. She is dressed WAY too fancy to be selling fruit. Also look at her fruit- asparagus, peaches, ripe cherry tomatoes...

Women's 16th century Flemish costume. A sizable contingent of immigrants from the Low Countries resided in England during the period, bringing with them trades as diverse as brewing and pottery.

Kirtles

Pieter Pietersz. (I) (c. 1540/1541–1603) (1541–1603) Title A woman at the spinning wheel and a man with a mug seated in an interior.[1] Alternate title(s): Man and Woman at a Spinning Wheel.[2] Man and Woman by the Spinning Wheel.[3] Date c. 1570 Medium Oil on panel Dimensions Height: 76 cm (29.9 in). Width: 64 cm (25.2 in). Current location (Inventory)Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Mary Beaton (1543–1598) by Antonis Mor 1560s

English bourgeoise and merchant c 1570 Lucas de Heere

Flanders, English Fitted, or Loose Gown

Earlier Tudor

A Woman, ca. 1510 (Giuliano Bugiardini) (1475-1554) Dorotheum Action House, Vienna

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Italian (or likely Italian)

16th Century Clothing and Armour