Epirota m(ulier) before 1558

Enea Vico’s "Epirota m(ulier)" (before 1558) depicts a woman wearing a large, hooded robe and a unique head covering, likely representing an Epirotic woman from northwestern Greece. The engraving, housed at the Rijksmuseum, highlights the artist’s meticulous attention to detail in capturing the dress and posture of his subject. This piece, characteristic of Vico's oeuvre, showcases his skill in depicting the diverse costumes and traditions of various cultures.