This one from Ebersberg is more similar to Sagittarius than to Gemini (wide sleeves) but I include it because of the pleats/gathers, the hat, and the simple round necklines (the dress of the woman is the same style as some in Tacuinum Sanitatus):
In V. Pal. Lat 1806, the "fili9 p'dig9" (prodigal son) is wearing a similar tunic, although it's hard to tell if it's a slightly raised collar rather than a simple band collar. In the same manuscript, there is a very good match for Sagittarius's tunic sleeves and hat (right):
V. Pal Lat 871 has some too, as does Cod. Sang 646 and Sang 636.
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To me, the Gemini and Sagittarius tunics seem to be variations of the same general style.
Note that so far none of these examples has boot laces.
Many of the Lauber studio tunics have high collars or cowls or extra details. The same is true of many of the English manuscripts but some of the English tapestries have similar tunics.
If you want an example of a Hebrew manuscript with similar tunics, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (the manuscript with the fantastic containers) has some.
In V. Pal. Lat 1806, the "fili9 p'dig9" (prodigal son) is wearing a similar tunic, although it's hard to tell if it's a slightly raised collar rather than a simple band collar. In the same manuscript, there is a very good match for Sagittarius's tunic sleeves and hat (right):
V. Pal Lat 871 has some too, as does Cod. Sang 646 and Sang 636.
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To me, the Gemini and Sagittarius tunics seem to be variations of the same general style.
Note that so far none of these examples has boot laces.
Many of the Lauber studio tunics have high collars or cowls or extra details. The same is true of many of the English manuscripts but some of the English tapestries have similar tunics.
If you want an example of a Hebrew manuscript with similar tunics, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (the manuscript with the fantastic containers) has some.