Well… maybe. It might have been formal court dress, worn by the nobility. And the monogram is that of Albrecht Dürer, who was based in Nuremberg and AFAIK never went to Livonia: in 1521 he had just returned from the Low Countries. He may have been sketching this from the garbled recollections of third parties.
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[Dschinghis Khan: Moskau](https://youtu.be/i0xOSxgs6w8)
That’s some drip 💧
Well… maybe. It might have been formal court dress, worn by the nobility. And the monogram is that of Albrecht Dürer, who was based in Nuremberg and AFAIK never went to Livonia: in 1521 he had just returned from the Low Countries. He may have been sketching this from the garbled recollections of third parties.
[This image is probably more accurate](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7a/LivoniaCitznsCmmnrs.png) (citizens in the top row, commoners in the bottom row).