06-10-2018, 03:23 PM
I think the Veneto version of the Tacuinum Sanitatis is the source for the green tunic with the very pointy elbows and orange cuffs. The Rhineland Tacuinum, if I remember correctly, and many of those in the Paris version have sleeves that are narrower at the elbow.
Harley 334 (very "blousy" elbows)
Harley 2322 has many.
Harley 4431
Royal 2A XVI
Royal MS 45
Pal Germ 149
Pal Germ 324 (slightly baggy elbow)
Pal Germ 471
Pal Germ 794 is not quite as baggy, but he is wearing a sock hat.
Pal Lat 961
Pal Lat 1806
Reg Lat 1290
The boar-shield couple is from Ebersperg.
BNF 9333
BNF Français 9342 (slightly baggy elbows, but not distinctly so)
BL Add 11575
Trinity R 15 21 has quite a few tunics with baggy sleeves, tight at the wrist, but the costumes are very ornate.
Trinity 0 2 48 isn't very well drawn, but the archer MIGHT have baggy elbows.
A Fra Angelico painting of farm workers has baggy elbows and a sock cap.
The Golf Book of Hours (at the bottom of August)
Vindobonensis 1390
Van Eyck painting RolinMadonna c. 1435
Eschewynge bagpipe player
Mazarine Liber Floridus
Houghton Typ 127
Liber Precum Latin 1405 (bottom)
There's a Loire woolworkers tapestry with a good tunic but... it's a double-layer sleeve.
Plur 73 (archer on horseback)
Laufenberg (musician) c. 1440 slightly baggier at elbow, but not distinctively so
NYPL ma 104 (mostly narrow sleeves, but a couple are a bit baggier at the elbow)
Cotton Nero (axe man with very baggy elbows)
Egerton 4431
Nuremberg antichrist woodblock (early printed book) One has a long sock hat, although the tunic is longer than most.
Ellesmere Chaucer
Cod. Sang 636 (slightly baggy elbow)
Dieboldt Schiller drawing of axe man (the kind who chops heads off)
Morgan S.7
1414 Pauper's bible (baggy sleeves and sock hat on the other guy, uncolored drawing)
Dresd.A.49
I guess I have a lot of them, but the ones on the map are the ones that come closest to the VMS tunics and the ones above are either on the map or were the closest ones to those that made it to the map.
I'm blurry-eyed, it's almost 7:30 am and I haven't slept yet, so if you don't mind, I'll sleep.
Harley 334 (very "blousy" elbows)
Harley 2322 has many.
Harley 4431
Royal 2A XVI
Royal MS 45
Pal Germ 149
Pal Germ 324 (slightly baggy elbow)
Pal Germ 471
Pal Germ 794 is not quite as baggy, but he is wearing a sock hat.
Pal Lat 961
Pal Lat 1806
Reg Lat 1290
The boar-shield couple is from Ebersperg.
BNF 9333
BNF Français 9342 (slightly baggy elbows, but not distinctly so)
BL Add 11575
Trinity R 15 21 has quite a few tunics with baggy sleeves, tight at the wrist, but the costumes are very ornate.
Trinity 0 2 48 isn't very well drawn, but the archer MIGHT have baggy elbows.
A Fra Angelico painting of farm workers has baggy elbows and a sock cap.
The Golf Book of Hours (at the bottom of August)
Vindobonensis 1390
Van Eyck painting RolinMadonna c. 1435
Eschewynge bagpipe player
Mazarine Liber Floridus
Houghton Typ 127
Liber Precum Latin 1405 (bottom)
There's a Loire woolworkers tapestry with a good tunic but... it's a double-layer sleeve.
Plur 73 (archer on horseback)
Laufenberg (musician) c. 1440 slightly baggier at elbow, but not distinctively so
NYPL ma 104 (mostly narrow sleeves, but a couple are a bit baggier at the elbow)
Cotton Nero (axe man with very baggy elbows)
Egerton 4431
Nuremberg antichrist woodblock (early printed book) One has a long sock hat, although the tunic is longer than most.
Ellesmere Chaucer
Cod. Sang 636 (slightly baggy elbow)
Dieboldt Schiller drawing of axe man (the kind who chops heads off)
Morgan S.7
1414 Pauper's bible (baggy sleeves and sock hat on the other guy, uncolored drawing)
Dresd.A.49
I guess I have a lot of them, but the ones on the map are the ones that come closest to the VMS tunics and the ones above are either on the map or were the closest ones to those that made it to the map.
I'm blurry-eyed, it's almost 7:30 am and I haven't slept yet, so if you don't mind, I'll sleep.