Pleated Collar Collection

Portrait Carolus Dematius age 46 theologian Carolus Dematius
Portrait of Carolus Dematius at the age of 46, Portrait of theologian Carolus Dematius at the age of 46, bust with pleated collar and gown in oval frame with Latin inscription

Portrait Floris II Count Pallandt bust pleated collar
Portrait of Floris II, Count of Pallandt, bust with pleated collar and chain in oval frame with Latin motto. Four lines of Latin inscription below. Willem Jacobsz

Portrait Johann Neander age 26 philosopher physician Johann Neander
Portrait of Johann Neander at the age of 26, Portrait of philosopher and physician Johann Neander at the age of 26, bust with pleated collar in oval frame with inscription

Portrait Jacob Cats age 58 bust pleated collar
Portrait of Jacob Cats at the age of 58, bust with pleated collar and gown. Oval frame with inscription, two Dutch verses, possibly by Jacob Cats

Costume Design 1836-37 Pen brown ink pen black
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Oval man portrait at Half length, the left hand on the chest, with pleated collar and buttoned his jacket on the chest. inscription in Dutch

Portrait of Gillis van Breen, Hendrick Goltzius, 1586 - 1590

Portrait of Daniel Souterius, print maker: Jacob Matham, 1623

Portrait of Michiel Jansz. Mierevelt, print maker: Willem Jacobsz. Delff, Anthony van Dyck, 1610 - 1625

Portrait of Daniel Souterius, Jacob Matham, 1621-1623

Portrait of Floris II, Count of Pallandtzaal, Willem Jacobsz. Delff, Floris II van Pallandt (graaf van Culemborg), 1627

Portrait of an old woman with wide stiff pleated collar and cap diadem, Pieter Louw, 1743-1800

Portrait of Floris II, Count of Pallandt, print maker: Willem Jacobsz. Delff, Michiel Jansz van Mierevelt, Floris II van Pallandt graaf van Culemborg, 1627

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In the world of fashion, the pleated collar has stood the test of time, adorning portraits and costumes throughout history. From theologians to philosophers, this elegant neckline has graced the attire of esteemed individuals. Take a glimpse into the past with Portrait Carolus Dematius, a distinguished theologian at age 46. His wise eyes are framed by a pleated collar that exudes sophistication and intellect. Similarly, in Portrait Floris II Count Pallandt bust, we see another example of this timeless style enhancing the regal presence of its wearer. Moving on to Portrait Johann Neander at age 26, we witness how even young philosophers and physicians embraced this fashionable trend. The pleated collar adds an air of maturity to his youthful countenance. Jacob Cats, aged 58 in his bust portrait, showcases yet another variation of this classic design element. With his hand resting on his chest and adorned with a pleated collar, he epitomizes elegance and refinement. The Costume Design from 1836-37 further demonstrates how this trend transcended time periods. Executed in pen brown ink pen black medium; it captures the essence of historical fashion with its meticulous depiction of a figure donning a pleated collar. Even beyond portraiture lies evidence of the popularity surrounding these collars. In Oval man portrait at Half length - left hand on chest with pleated collar - we observe how everyday individuals also embraced this stylish accessory. Not limited to men's fashion alone, women too found allure in wearing such collars as seen in various prints like Gillis van Breen by Hendrick Goltzius (1586-1590) or Daniel Souterius captured beautifully by Jacob Matham (1623), and is clear that whether you were an influential figure like Michiel Jansz Mierevelt or simply desired to elevate your personal style like Daniel Souterius portrayed by Willem Jacobsz (1621-1623), the pleated collar was a staple in