Морская одежка Опции

[vanDott]

Вот собственно две миниатюры заинтересовала одежда моряков изображенных на них.Что это?Что-то типа толстых вязанных свиторов? Прошу уважаемый народ высказать свое мнение по этому поводу http://i19.servimg.com/u/f19/11/53/58/72/marin-10.jpg http://i19.servimg.com/u/f19/11/53/58/72/marinx10.jpg

[Griet]

Врядли это вязаные свитера конечно. Возможно какая то грубая материя с пропиткой из льняного масла, толстое сукно, кожа. Есть описание одежды матросов Колумба из статьи Peter F. Copeland, "The Sailors of Palos," American History Illustrated, Vol XXVII, Number 1, March/April 93, pp.: The clothing of Columbus's sailors was simple and their possessions few. Typical garb consisted of wide-bottomed knee- length breeches; a loose-fitting hooded blouse of coarse linen or old sail cloth; and, perhaps, a sleeveless vest-like overgarment slit at the sides and tied with laces. Although the sailor sometimes wore stockings and shoes, in milder climes he usually went barefoot. Most seamen wore red woolen stocking caps of the type made in Toledo. Columbus gave several of these caps as gifts to the natives he encountered in the New World. The Spanish seaman's foul-weather garment has been described as a brown cloth robe or overcoat called papahigo or "storm sail" in sailors' slang, that resembled the habit of the Franciscan friars. this, the sea gown worn by mariners all over western Europe, was the distinctive garment that identified them as seafarers. Chaucer's shipman of the Canterbury Tales, for example, wore a "a gown of falding (a coarse cloth) to the knee." This, plus the pilgrim's habit of wearing his sailors' knife hung from a thong slung over his shoulder, marked him as a seaman in the eyes of his fellow travelers. The sailor tightened his sea gown at the waist with a belt or perhaps a bit of ships' hempen line; when working on deck he often knotted the front or tucked it through his waist belt to keep it out of the way. Ships' officers wore cloaks, jackets, or doublets of cloth or dressed leather that laced down the front; hose and a variety of styles of hats or caps, all in brighter colors than the rough simple clothing of the sailors. At his belt, the ship's officer wore a dagger rather than a sailor's sheath knife. At sea the officers sometimes reverted, in part at least, to more common sailors' garb. Columbus is reported habitually to have worn a brown sea gown, which was mistaken by some observers as being the hooded brown habit of Franciscan monk. It is interesting that a man so vain of his rank and title would choose to wear a garment so rough and uncouth in medieval eyes. Интересная статья - советую почитать: http://www.millersville.edu/~columbus/data/art/COPEL-01.ART Mark and Tristan's sailors, Tristan de Léonois (BNF Fr. 102, fol. 168), c. 1470 http://ark.bnf.fr/ConsulterElementNum?O=IFN-8100107&E=JPEG&Deb=93&Fin=93&Param=C

[Денис]

По легенде полосатость одежды моряков возникла во время развития парусного флота для того, чтобы человека было видно на фоне паруса во время работ на реях. Пишу что это легенда - так как слышал об этом только во время экскурсии в музее ЧФ РФ в Севастополе от экскурсовода.