Dorothie Haddon, 1584
Bakewell, Derbyshire
Lovely definition in this photo. Great angle of the headwear. I think I am developing a theory about this type of headdress.
February 2, 2007
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February
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- Elizabeth Goddard, c.1591
- Elizabeth Goddard, c.1591
- Margerye Welsborne, 1591
- Incised Alabaster, c.1570's
- Harman Daughters, c.1569
- Lady Jane Lumley, 1590
- London Monument
- Garrad Daughters, 1607
- Elizabeth Garrad, 1607
- Olive Symonds, 1609
- Wife of John Fettiplace, c. 1524
- Dorothie Haddon, 1584
- Lillingstone Dayrell, Buckinghamshire
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Things I've Noticed
- Lack of colour, most items black
- Hoods with bongrace
- Pointy cuffs on puff sleeves
- Lots of bulk under overdress
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