Dames de la Clour de Bourgogne (Xve Siècle) by Flori van Acker

Colour print of two women in 15th-century Burgundian court dress, one in yellow brocade and one in green with fur trim.

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Dames de la Clour de Bourgogne (Xve Siècle), Flori van Acker (1907). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Flori van Acker died in 1940; this work is in the public domain.

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A colour print shows two women in late medieval dress, one in a yellow brocade gown with a red-trimmed headdress and the other in a green gown with white fur trim and a tall striped hat with a veil. A decorative ribbon banner at top reads Fêtes de Bruges 1907 and Tournoi de l'Arbre d'Or. The print is titled Dames de la Cour de Bourgogne and is attributed to Flori van Acker, dated 1907.

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