| Title | Perriwigge |
| Origtitle | Plate 32 |
| Source | 1590 ECU Harriot/DeBry copy |
| Date | 1590 |
| Creator | Theodor DeBry |
| Type | Engravings |
| Origin | Scans from 1590 ECU Harriot/DeBry copy |
The OED defines "periwig" as follows: "Any stylized wig of a kind formerly worn by men and women, and (esp. in Britain and parts of the British Commonwealth) retained by judges and barristers as part of their professional dress. More generally: a wig of any kind."