Kostuum van Quentin Durward uit het drama Louis XI à Péronne 1826

This 1826 watercolor by Louis Boulanger depicts a costume design for the character Quentin Durward from the play Louis XI à Péronne. The detailed rendering shows a young man in a blue tunic, white leggings, and a tartan plaid kilt. He carries a spear and holds a falcon, evoking the image of a skilled hunter and nobleman. The design likely reflects the historical accuracy of the costume for the play, showcasing Boulanger's ability to capture the essence of historical fashion. This artwork is part of the Rijksmuseum's collection and serves as a fascinating glimpse into the world of theater costuming in the 19th century.