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Two Views of a Woman wearing an English Hood, c. 1528-30 (pen & ink on paper)
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Two Views of a Woman wearing an English Hood, c. 1528-30 (pen & ink on paper)
BAL11867 Two Views of a Woman wearing an English Hood, c.1528-30 (pen & ink on paper) by Holbein the Younger, Hans (1497/8-1543); 15.9x11 cm; British Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: headdress fashionable in late 1520s; ); German, out of copyright
Media ID 23346576
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Back Beads Chains Decollete Ladys Rosary Slashing Sleeves Tails Trimming Fastenings Noble
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This print showcases "Two Views of a Woman wearing an English Hood" by the renowned artist Holbein the Younger. Created between 1528 and 1530, this pen and ink drawing offers a fascinating glimpse into the fashion trends of the late 16th century. The woman depicted in this artwork wears an elaborate headdress known as an English Hood, which was highly fashionable during that period. With its intricate design and square neckline, it exudes elegance and sophistication. The attention to detail is evident in every element of her attire – from the fur-trimmed sleeves to the beaded necklace adorning her neck. As we observe this lady's profile view, we can appreciate how Holbein masterfully captures her gracefulness and poise. Her serene expression suggests a moment of prayer or contemplation, highlighting both her religious devotion and societal status. This artwork not only serves as a study in fashion but also provides insight into Tudor-era nobility. The exquisite jewelry she wears reflects her elevated position within courtly circles, while the slashed fabric on her dress signifies wealth and luxury. Displayed at the British Museum in London, this print allows us to admire Holbein's skillful technique up close. It transports us back in time to an era where style played a significant role in defining one's social standing.
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