Re: Padded Jack with puffed sleeves

[Dave Key]

Thanks for the images. 
As always there is something else to grab the attention ... nice hose 
detail, torn in the 1st and stirrup footing in the 2nd (curious about the 
black part of the left foot though ... any chance of more detail on these 
? ) . Also some nice doublet detail, buttoned cuffs etc. and the falchion 
wearing soldier's Jacket. A close up of that would also be interesting if 
possible ?.

Cheers
Dave



Christian Folini  
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On Fri, Jan 06, 2006 at 07:54:21PM +0100, evkasarab-at-poczta.onet.pl wrote:
> Christian, the construction of this sleeve is strange. We have 4 large 
puffs which looks like pleated(?) and puffed and small bands of material 
between each puff.
> Brown/red dress is doublet not jack.
> Tommorow I make some scans of those paintings.
> I send You "scetch" based on Slovak and Polish examples...


Here are Ewa's samples:

Koszyce, Slovakia, St. Elizabeth's Cathedral, St. Elizabeth Altar,1474-77.
                 http://folini.tikon.ch/images/linked/koszyce.big.jpg
                 http://folini.tikon.ch/images/linked/koszyce.small.jpg

Legnica, Silesia, SS Peter and Paul's Church, Polyptych of Legnica, 1466.
                 http://folini.tikon.ch/images/linked/Legnica.big.jpg
                 http://folini.tikon.ch/images/linked/Legnica.small.jpg

Enjoy,

Christian