The Vanity of Women: Masks and Bustles by Maerten de Vos

Engraving of fashionable women in a shop with masks, bustles and a devil figure, with Dutch and French inscriptions.

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This engraving, titled The Vanity of Women: Masks and Bustles and attributed to Maerten de Vos, shows several richly dressed women in a shop interior with ruffled collars and voluminous skirts. A masked figure and a horned devil appear among the group, and a seated woman adjusts a garment while a shopkeeper displays wares on a table. Inscriptions in Dutch and French above and below the scene comment on pride and vanity.

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