Three Men in Red Capes Dancing with Their Partners c. 1512 - 1515

This anonymous watercolor drawing from the early 16th century depicts a lively scene of couples dancing in a grand hall. The men are dressed in ornate, red-trimmed costumes with elaborate feathered hats and swords, while the women wear long gowns and head coverings. The painting captures the elegance and pageantry of a courtly dance, showcasing the fashion and customs of the time. The artist's skillful use of watercolors brings the figures and their attire to life, creating a vibrant and engaging portrayal of a festive gathering.