Large Wedding Dancers

Large Wedding Dancers is a print created in 1538 by Heinrich Aldegrever. 



The artwork depicts two figures, a man and a woman, standing close together. They are dressed in elaborate 16th-century clothing. The woman wears a long gown with a high neckline and a pearl necklace. Her hair is styled up. The man is dressed in a more ornate outfit, including a puffed-sleeve jacket, a sword, and what appears to be a type of hose or breeches. His hair is also styled up. 



The style is detailed and precise, characteristic of engravings from the period. The figures are rendered with fine lines and shading, showing texture in the clothing and hair. The background is relatively plain, drawing attention to the figures. The overall impression is one of elegance and formality, suggesting a scene of high social standing. The print is held by the National Gallery of Art. The dimensions are not provided in the metadata.