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Jammie Friday
15th century paintings
Step into the world of art with our collection of captivating 15th century paintings. Discover the masterpieces that defined an era and be inspired by the creativity and skill of renowned artists.
Florentine School | Portrait of a Lady (detail) | Last Quarter of the 15th Century
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Mari Key
A few months ago I commissioned a replica late fifteenth-century Burgundian gown to wear for my medieval storytelling session at Lancashire Archive’s ‘Medieval Day’. Popular throu…
Kerry Schultz
I guess I should start posting up some of the finished stuff in my costume closet... I made my Italian Renaissance Gown back in '07 when I needed a court gown for SCA. I love the Italian Renaissance style mostly because of the movie Ever After, and because the style lines are very flattering on my skinny figure. The patterning was fairly easy too. My main inspiration for style was based on a portrait called Birth Of Mary (this is a detail shot), of the woman in the orange gown. And I decided…
Houl 61
After several days of searching through 15th century Dutch painters, I think I found what I am looking for. Side-laced No waist-line I was so excited last night when I found the picture. I just sat…
J.G. Lorien
Very late 15th / Early 16th century French Gown – Les Épîtres d’Ovide (Bnf ms français 874, 1498 et 1502)
I really like this gown. So I made one. That’s it:) This is the hat – I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out I don’t have a good pic to the dress unfortunately –…
Octavia Randolph
St. George and the Dragon, detail of the Princess, c.1445-50 (oil on panel), Haller, Jost (c.1410-c.1485) / Musee d'Unterlinden, Colmar, France / Giraudon / The Bridgeman Art Library
Dasha
Attributed to Gian Francesco Caroto (Verona c. 1480-c. 1555 ?) , Portrait of a lady as Mary Magdalene, half-length, in a red dress and pearl necklace | Christie's
Portrait of a lady as Mary Magdalene, half-length, in a red dress and pearl necklace
Sarah Poisner
PETRUS CHRISTUS Bold pomegranate- or artichoke-patterned silks are characteristic of the 15th century, as are richly coloured velvets and woolens. Fine linen was important for headdresses and for the shirts and chemises revealed by new lower necklines and slashing.
Valeria Cabrielli
