Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire
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Info and images of 16th Century English Clothing
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The purpose of this blog is to gather images of English clothing from early Tudor to Early Stuart times, with a focus on the Elizabethan period. Please contribute any information you may have in the comments section.
The images posted here belong to other people. You do not have permission to use them for commercial purposes. If you wish to reproduce them in any way, you MUST contact the owner of the image and ask. If you don't know how to contact them, leave a comment and I will tell you how to do it.
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- Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire
- Nicholas Powtrell, c. 1570's
- Katherine, Baroness Willoughby de Eresby, c. 1550's
- Thomas & Elizabeth Rickardes, 1579
- Sir John Croke, c. 1608
- Thomas & Elizabeth Rickardes, 1579
- Willingdon Tomb, 1555
- William Willingdon, 1555
- William Willingdon, 1555
- Arthur Pennyng, c.1593
- Elizabeth Butler, c.1590
- Faith Grantham, c. 1592
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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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- Laren
- I'm interested in quilting, historical embroidery, scrapbooking and bookbinding.
2 comments:
Ah, so close... if only it was a bit further to the right and down some, we'd have a great shot of the French hood.
I finally have some time to hunt through your posts for other images I am interested in. Thank you for posting this, and so many others.
Kimiko,
There are quite a few others that show the full back of this type of headwear. It's a matter of looking at all of them and putting it together. I really like this one, even though you can't see the back, because it gives very good illustration of the various layers of the front part of the hood.
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