Franse hoveling volgt het edict van 1633 1633

This etching by Abraham Bosse, created in 1633, depicts a French courtier meticulously following the Edict of 1633. The intricate detail of the courtier's attire and the setting, including a mirror and a chair with a fur-trimmed seat, reflects the grandeur of French fashion during the period. The inclusion of text in the image, likely excerpts from the Edict, enhances the satirical nature of the artwork, suggesting a commentary on the strict rules of courtly etiquette. The artwork, held by the Rijksmuseum, captures the essence of a historical moment in French fashion, highlighting the power of the monarchy and the importance of appearance within the court.