Margaret (or Marguerite); countess of Flandre (1145~1194); on horseback with a falcon and the dwarf Turold handling two horses.鈥楾he Franks had bonnets similar to that worn by Margaret; countess of Flandre (103).'鈥楩ig. 104 represents the dwarf Turold; envoy of William; Duke of Normandy. As in the first part of Monuments of the French Monarchy by Fr. Montfaucon' it is copied from the ancient tapestries mentioned before [the Bayeux tapestry]. He appears to have clothes under his suit. One notes that his culottes and hat have a singular shape.' Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalart's 鈥楬istorical Picture of the Costumes of the Principal People of Antiquity and of the Middle Ages' (1796).