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• The Flight into Egypt - Master of the Bedfords, 1417
  

  Details: Blue kirtle, wrist-length sleeves; dark rose or brown cotte, sleeves to elbow; brown hood with capelet and liripipe.

• Arras Tapestry - c. 1420
  

  Details: Blue kirtle with wrist length sleeves; white, patterned cotte, trailing on ground, short sleeves; attached ground-length ermine tippets with square ends.

• St. Jerome Tempted by Dancing Girls - Limbourg Brothers, France, 1408-1409.
  

  Details: Blue kirtle, embroidered?; pink kirtle; fur-lined sideless surcoat, embroidered?

• Paul the Hermit Sees a Christian Tempted - Limbourg Brothers, France, 140-1409.
  

  Details: Pink kirtle.

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