Salvete Omnes,
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| 1560s Jerez de la Frontera by Anthonis van den Wijngaerde |
Joris Hoefnagel (1542-1601AD) was a Flemish artist and frequent traveler in the XVI century.
He drew and printed many so called map (topographical) views of the cities of his era.
In these maps he recorded images of riders in various poses and actions - like these two lancers with the adarga shields on the Jerez de la Frontera's views.
they seem to be dressed in Morisco style, or at least they are wearing a Morisco headgear, while horses' bridles are adorned with large feathers.
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| the pursuing lancer has a sabre while the pursued a sword |
They are riding in the la jineta/a la gineta style
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| horses wear ornate halzbants with horse tugs in the Turkish style |
Italian ecuyer and equestrian researcher Giovanni Batista Tomassini wrote this article about a la brida y a la jineta/gineta styles of riding in the XVI century.
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