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Cuirassier armour of Archduke Charles of Tyrol when a boy. South German, 1641.
W.S.V.
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Фото 2 The Victory of Humility over Pride Detad from the Trier Jungfrauenspiegel. German, c. 1200. Kestner Museum, Hanover
Фото 7 Sleeping Guard on a reliquary from the Wienhausen Monastery. German, second half of 13th century. Provinzial Museum, Hanover
Фото 14 Coat-armour of King Charles VI of France as Dauphin. French, c. 1380. Chartres Museum
Фото 16 Arming doublet. Probably German, 15th century. Collection of Mr. C. O. von Kienbusch
Фото 20 Sabothai bringing water to King David. Detail of the Heilsspiegelaltar by Konrad Witz. South German, c. 1440. Kunsthalle, Basle
Фото 22 Armour of the Archduke Sigmund of Tyrol by Lorenz Helmschmied, c. 1480. W.S.V.
Фото 25 Armour of Johann Friedrich, Elector of Saxony. Saxon (?), 1530 W.S.V.
Фото 26 Parade armour made for the Emperor Charles V when Archduke by Konrad Seusenhofer, 1512-14. W.S.V.
Фото 27 Parade armour of the Emperor Charles V, by Bartolommeo Campi, 1546. R.A.M.
Фото 28 Armour, probably of Albrecht V, Duke of Bavaria. Nuremberg, 1549. M.M.
Фото 30 Armour, probably of Galiot de Genouilhac. Greenwich, 1527. MM.
Фото 37 Armour for a boy. Milanese, c. 1610. M.M.
Фото 41 Armour (Stechzeug) for the German Gestech, by Valentin Siebenburger, c. 1530. Germanisches National-Museum, Nuremberg
Фото 42 Armour (Rennzeug) for the German Scharfrennen, by Christian Treytz, c. 1490. W.S.V.
Фото 44 Drawing of tonlet armour with pieces of exchange of the Archduke Maxirmlian, from the pattern-book of the etcher Jerg Sorg. The inscription at the top is to the effect that the armour was made for the Archduke by Matthaus Frauenpreiss (of Augsburg) and etched by Sorg in 1549. The original armour at Vienna is dated 1550. State Library, Stuttgart
Фото 51 Armour for the Freiturnier of Philip II of Spain by Wolfgang Grosschedel, 1554. Horse-armour, probably of the Emperor Charles V, by Kunz Loclmer, c. 1540. R.A.M.