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⚜️ Field Armor, 1510-1570
German, Augsburg
Medium: Steel and leather
Height: 182.9 cm (72 in.)
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🏛 The Art Institute of Chicago
Image by mark6mauno (flickr)
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⚜️ Полевой доспех, 1510-1570 гг.
Германия, Аугсбург
Материалы: сталь, кожа
Высота: 182,9 см
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🏛 Чикагский институт искусств
Фото: mark6mauno (flickr)
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A rare example of a complete field armor, this armor, which was made ca. 1500-1510 in the Kingdom of Germany, is an excellent example of armor made for a larger individual than is typically seen on surviving armors. The crack that appears on the upper right-hand side of the breastplate shows that the armor was severely damaged and then repaired at some point, possibly in its working life,
Height (as mounted): 70.5 in/179.1 cm
Weight: 61.4 lbs/27.85 kg
Housed at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
• Field Armor.
Place of origin: Germany
Date: ca. 1540
Medium: Steel; brass; leather (replaced)
A field armor with Maximilian elements, attributed to Wilhelm von Worms, Augsburg, Germany, ca. 1520, housed at the Musée de l'Armée.
A fabulous field armor, attributed to Niccolo Silva,
Height: 70.5 in/179 cm
Width: 31.1 in/79 cm
Milan, Italy, ca. 1510, housed at the Musée de l'Armée.
A fantastically blued and gilt field armor in the anima style made for King Henry VIII, the last armor made for him before his death in 1547,
Height: 72.5 in/184.2 cm
Width: 33 in/83.8 cm
Depth: 14.5 in/36.8 cm
Weight: 50.5 lbs/22.9 kg
Brescia, Italy, ca. 1544, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Thus concludes every extant armor owned by Henry VIII that I could find.
▪︎Field Armor.
Place of origin: Augsburg
Date: 1510–1570
Medium: Steel and leather
Elements of a lovely field armor, German, probably Augsburg, ca. 1524, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
