Burgundian Noblemen's Underclothes c1445-1475

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Figure 7.17 1453-55 Rogier Van Der Weyden, St. John Alterpiece 7. The shape of the front of the collar can be many different shapes, from a gentle curve to a sharp boxy angle. See figures 20-23 for examples. 8. Look at figures 6.17-6.26 (page 19) in the hose section to see where on the peplum the points attach. Generally it looks like the eyelets are at the bottom edge of the doublet, on the hips and definitely below the waist. 30
9. Most illustrations obscure the bottom front of the doublet, however there are at least 3 shapes seen: � An inverted V (figure 18) � Straight across the front (figure 19) � Open (figure 20) Figure 7.18 1470-71 Hans Memling, Scenes from the Passion of Christ Figure 7.19 Ca. 1450, MS76/1362. Hours of the Duchess of Bourgogne. Spectators on the river banks enjoy scenes of watertilting Figure 7.20 Ca. 1473-5 Dirk Bouts, The Justice of the Emperor Otto III: The Execution of the Innocent Man 10. Figures 16-18, 21 and 24 suggest that the doublets were laced though eyelet holes, however figures 22 and 23 suggest the use of eyelet rings, both were probably used. Figure 7.21 <strong>1475</strong>? Hans Memling, Martyrdom of St. Sebastian Figure 7.23 1462 Dirk Bouts Portrait of an Unknown Man Figure 7.24 Before 1478, Hans Memling (possibly), Portrait of Jacques of Savoy Figure 7.22 Ca.1467/70 Portrait of Anthony of Burgundy by Hans Memling Figure 7.25 Ca. 1445-48 Rogier van der Wyden, Middeburg Altarpiece (central panel) 31
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