Showing posts with label Pilgrims. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pilgrims. Show all posts
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Featured Garment(s): Two 15th Century Pilgrims
The chosen garments this week are those of the two Pilgrims on Folio 102r, in Le Livre des faiz monseigneur St. Loys. The manuscript is about St. Loius--and importantly, his family--, and
includes actual historical items, and accounts of miracles and such. It
was commissioned by the Cardinal Charles de Bourbon for one of his
sisters-in-law (we do not know which one). The current dating--exact date is unknown--of the manuscript is assumed to be the late 1470s, very beginning of the 1480s, based on the clothing and the prologue stating who it would be given to [Hoover. Pp. 10]. Read the Hoover text for more information.
I found this interesting not as much for the clothing, which is fairly standard pilgrims clothing for the period, but for the detail of the accouterments--of the accessories.
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