At least from the tomb of Isabella or Bourbon Female weeper wearing a V-shaped bourrelet on the head; from the tomb of Isabella or Bourbon (1436-1465); The head tends slightly forward and to the left; she has her hands against her to hold her dress together; while holding up a hanging decorative sleeve with the right forearm. On a hood a V-shaped curved bourrelet with gem; which is held under a chin by a cloth; and on which a veil hangs backwards. Over a thin undergarment; which is just as visible at the neck; a second dress with close-fitting sleeves; laced on the chest and provided with a wide fur trim at the skirt hem. On top of this a very spacious; covered dress with V-shaped neckline and short sleeves; from which long decorative sleeves depend. The short sleeves and the hem of the dress; part of which is at the feet; are also trimmed with fur; 'pleurants'; nobility and patriciate; chivalry; knighthood; clothes; costume (women's clothes); Isabella de Bourbon; Renier van Thienen (attributed to); Doornik; c. 1475 - c. 1476; bronze (metal); founding; h 58 cm x w 20.5 cm x d 13.5 cm