22-05-2020, 02:39 PM
I don't know if it's a matter of perspective, but there might be two main types in the VM: with "ball" on top and without. I think it may be interesting to focus on the ones with a ball or tuft on top because they are so distinct.
In the VM, the top thing is separated from the cap with a line, so it is not like the grey cap in your bottom right example (cleric figure). They are probably also not like the example you included from the Devonshire hunting tapestries since this is more like a wide turban. These also exist in the VM and they look different.
Some of your examples I would consider very close. For example the second one, with the man in blue winning at rock-paper-scissors against the king. Do you know the source?
In the VM, the top thing is separated from the cap with a line, so it is not like the grey cap in your bottom right example (cleric figure). They are probably also not like the example you included from the Devonshire hunting tapestries since this is more like a wide turban. These also exist in the VM and they look different.
Some of your examples I would consider very close. For example the second one, with the man in blue winning at rock-paper-scissors against the king. Do you know the source?