This is interesting – most probably originally designed for Maximilian by Thomas Oháh. The eagle-insignia in gold embroidery (or whatever might mimic the timeconsuming and therefore expensive embroidery) makes this an official garment for the sovereign of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (think that’s the proper translation for it?). Reminds me vaguely of the “Adler-Dalmatica”, the coronation vestment for the Roman-German emperors from 1350 on. – Which makes this reuse on Lord Strange, a nobleman presumably of the English court in “The white princess” a bit… strange to random.
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This is interesting – most probably originally designed for Maximilian by Thomas Oháh. The eagle-insignia in gold embroidery (or whatever might mimic the timeconsuming and therefore expensive embroidery) makes this an official garment for the sovereign of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation (think that’s the proper translation for it?). Reminds me vaguely of the “Adler-Dalmatica”, the coronation vestment for the Roman-German emperors from 1350 on. – Which makes this reuse on Lord Strange, a nobleman presumably of the English court in “The white princess” a bit… strange to random.