Dertien mannen uit verschillende standen, gekleed volgens de Franse mode van ca. 1580 before 1581

"Dertien mannen uit verschillende standen, gekleed volgens de Franse mode van ca. 1580" is a black and white engraving by Flemish artist Abraham de Bruyn, created before 1581. It depicts thirteen men from different social classes dressed in the fashionable French clothing of the period. The engraving, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the diverse sartorial styles of the late sixteenth century, highlighting the influence of French fashion trends on European society. De Bruyn, known for his detailed depictions of figures and costumes, captures the elaborate garments, hats, and accessories worn by men of varying social ranks, providing valuable historical insight into the fashion and social hierarchy of the era.