Negen mannenhoofden met verschillende soorten hoofdbedekkingen, zoals tulbanden 1500 - 1568

"Negen mannenhoofden met verschillende soorten hoofdbedekkingen, zoals tulbanden," is a 16th-century anonymous woodcut depicting nine male heads wearing various types of headdresses. The artwork, created between 1500 and 1568, is a striking example of detailed, yet simplified, 16th-century European illustrative styles. The piece showcases various headdresses, including turbans, fur caps, and conical hats, reflecting the diverse headwear trends of the period, which were popularized by the growing cultural exchange between Europe and the Ottoman Empire.