Where did you get that hat?
Originally part of another tread, the introduction of the Virgo of Prague [Post #18] started a new line of investigation.
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The hat on the Virgo of Prague is detailed and seems fairly distinctive <what do I l know about hats?>, and the VMs representation is potentially similar but ambiguous as usual. Further investigation apparently stalled out for lack of additional evidence.
Imagine my surprise to find a similar hat represented twice, particularly given the source.
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In both illustrations, a lady on the right wears a decorated, blue hat much like the hat on the Virgo of Prague.
The source is a 1460 French remake of Epitre d'Orthea. The dedicatory illustration shows Philip the Good and his three sons.
Originally part of another tread, the introduction of the Virgo of Prague [Post #18] started a new line of investigation.
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The hat on the Virgo of Prague is detailed and seems fairly distinctive <what do I l know about hats?>, and the VMs representation is potentially similar but ambiguous as usual. Further investigation apparently stalled out for lack of additional evidence.
Imagine my surprise to find a similar hat represented twice, particularly given the source.
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In both illustrations, a lady on the right wears a decorated, blue hat much like the hat on the Virgo of Prague.
The source is a 1460 French remake of Epitre d'Orthea. The dedicatory illustration shows Philip the Good and his three sons.
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