Habit of a Woman of Denmark in 1640

by Thomas Jefferys

This genuine plate from Thomas Jefferys' renowned costume series offers an exquisite rendering of the costume of a Danish lady dating back to 1640. The engraving captures the unique style of the period, as seen through the high waistline gown, bodice decoration, and the characteristic head attire of the period.

Printed in the mid-1700s for the purpose of capturing the world's dress history, this plate represents an impressive fusion between 18th century printing expertise and 17th century fashion. It constitutes an invaluable addition to collections interested in Northern European history, historical costumes, and copperplate prints.

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