Nobleman's Wife of Denmark in 1626

by Thomas Jefferys

This rare and precious engraving done by none other than Thomas Jefferys in the 17th century provides a glimpse into the clothing styles that were prevalent among the Danish elite during the Renaissance period. Published in London, the engraving depicts the dress of a "Nobleman's Wife of Denmark" in 1626, complete with exquisite lace, ruffles, and weighty fabrics.

The engraving is an important piece in the history of costumes and is very valuable to art collectors.

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