Habiti antichi, et moderni di tutto il mondo (Of Ancient and Modern Dress of the Entire World)

Cesare Vecellio (mentioned on object), 1598

In all early costume manuals the illustrations are paramount, while the text is summary. This changed in 1590 when Vecellio went a step further and included copious and detailed information about local customs and dress. He was also the first to treat the history of costume. Portrayed here is a woman from Flanders. She wears a huik, a wide sleeveless mantle covering the head.

  • Artwork typealbum
  • Object numberBI-1938-0066
  • Dimensionsheight 167 mm x width 125 mm

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    Habiti antichi, et moderni di tutto il mondo (Of Ancient and Modern Dress of the Entire World)

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    BI-1938-0066


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    • publisher: Cesare Vecellio (mentioned on object)
    • printmaker: Christoph Krieger
    • publisher: Giovanni Bernardo Sessa
  • Dating

    1598

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    height 167 mm x width 125 mm


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