Vier vrouwen gekleed volgens de Venetiaanse mode, ca. 1580 1872 - 1875

This anonymous 19th-century print depicts four women in Venetian dress. The figures are in profile, each wearing a different type of gown, headwear, and accessories. The artist likely aimed to showcase the diverse and elaborate fashion of the 16th century, specifically in the Venetian Republic. The print provides a glimpse into the history of fashion and the visual culture of Venice. The use of vibrant colors, detailed lines, and carefully chosen details allows viewers to appreciate the artistic skill and fashion knowledge of the artist. The artwork is currently located in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The print is a good example of the genre of fashion illustration, which gained popularity in the 18th and 19th centuries.