Thank you MaggiRos, I really appreciate these images
and where they came from.
I am going to collect as many as I can find, and try
to organize them to time and location, so I can try to
see a pattern, if any.
And the note that it is a jacket is similar to the
thought that the saint was wearing something similar
to a German man's skirted jacket. If there are more
German styles like this, I will be raiding a friend's
collection, as she focuses on German styles.
Kimiko
--- MaggiRos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The commentary in the Dover reprint I got this from
> says the whole upper section is a jacket, and it may
> be. A lot of German peasant women in the woodcuts
> are
> shown with jackets with a long peplum or skirting
<snip>
> Click the B/W image next to it in the album for the
> back view. ("Hey lady, turn around!")
> Here it is directly.
>
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2710325920025622007dsYOiq
>
> Of course, they're all artist's impressions, not
> photographs. But this "jacket" does seem like the
> curiosity in the OP's picture.
>
> For more short gown (but not that short)over longer
> kirtle, there are these two
>
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2505459060025622007pIZwWA
>
http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2824775790025622007jsyHRh
>
> MaggiRos
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