Male Castilian court clothing in the Mid-Fifteenth Century: some garments in the House-hold of John II
Keywords:
Fifteenth Century, garment, John II of Castile, Medieval dress, textile materials.
Abstract
We provide a detailed description of some of the fabrics that made up the male suit in the retinue of John II, materials, parts and trim. These garments and accessories make sometimes possible rebuild the costume used by the King, his musicians, pages, etc., in court ceremonies, and get to know the aesthetic atmosphere in ceremonial cutting. The sources used provide first hand information for History of Costume, and they are a prime source for Spanish clothing studies from late Gothic period, as in this moment the court men’s dress set fashion.Downloads
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Published
2013-04-29
How to Cite
Vegas Sobrino L. (2013). Male Castilian court clothing in the Mid-Fifteenth Century: some garments in the House-hold of John II. Anales de Historia del Arte, 23(Especial), 95-103. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ANHA.2013.v23.41904
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