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Queen Elizabeth I c 1588

 Elizabethan. Late 16th century. By Nicholas Hilliard

Portrait of a Noblewoman British Painter, late 16th century Oil on wood Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY 44 1/2 x 34 3/4 in. (113 x 88.3 cm)

 17th century Italian handkerchief with cutwork and needle lace, Reticella or point coupé. From the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

 c1587. English noblewoman wearing a lace ruff.

 Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia. By an unknown artist, 1613. In the National Portrait Gallery of London. She is wearing Reticella, or Point Coupé, lace.

 William Shakespeare?

 William Shakespeare?: miniature by Nicholas Hilliard. Photograph: Bridgeman Art Library

 The painting now believed to be of William Shakespeare has hung on the walls of the Cobbe family for about 300 years.

A 'falling collar' from the Netherlands with Italian needle lace, Reticella or point coupé. It dates to the mid-seventeenth century. From the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. 

 1589. English noble girl. Age 14.

 Nicholas Hilliard, Portrait of a Young Man, Probably Robert Devereux (1566-1601), Second Earl of Essex, dated 1588. Metropolitan Museum of Art , NY

 Michiel Jansz  Mierevelt, Retrato de dama. Hacia 1610-1620. Colección BBVA

 Queen Elizabeth I, Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger (c 1561-1635)

Fuente: Tesoros del Rijksmuseum de Amsterdam, Emile Meijer, Aguilar, 1985

 Nicholas Hilliard, Portrait of a Woman, 1597. Metropolitan Museum of Art

 Painting by the Dutch portraitist Thomas de Keyser, 1596-1667

Portrait of an Unknown Lady c. 1595 (Detail) By Marcus Gheeraerts II Tate Gallery, London

  Nicolaes Hasselaer, 17th century, wearing a needle lace collar. From the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. 

 c1590 Enghish noblewoman. Lace detail

Anne Boleyn. No contemporary portrait. c XVII ? fashion.