#16th century armor

[breebird33]

"...now let us heal thy wounds..." 🐃⚔️🌿

companion piece/part 2 to this illustration

[acrosscenturiesandgenerations]

▪︎ Harness of Milanese Armor.

Date: 1559-1560

Owner: Archduke Ferdinand II; Son of Ferdinand I of Habsburg Austria, sovereign of Tyrol (1529-1595)

Artists/Makers: Giovan Battista Panzeri called Serabaglio , (merchant and barter) (ca. 1520-1591(?)); Marco Antonio Fava, barter (active 2nd half of the 16th century)

Medium: Chased and chased iron: partly blued, partly burnished, partly inlaid with gold and silver. Leather. Light blue and black satin silk, red wool fabric, modern linen or cotton fabric. Armored mesh made of iron and brass.

[liberty1776]

16th century Men at Arms

[389]

German armor from the 16th century

[m3dieval]

Close helm from 16th century Germany

State Hermitage Museum

[memories-of-ancients]

German field armor, circa 1535-1540

from The Philadelphia Museum of Art

[liberty1776]

16th century armor

[escapismsworld]

Italian made horse armor

1560s.

[spyboy2000]

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@bigbonzo

[fashion-of-the-past]

Armoured Hose (possibly German), early 16th century This pair of Hose is made of linen, which was used as both top fabric and lining. Between both layers, approx. 950 small metal plates were sewn in with linen thread. Around the knee, chainmail was used instead of metal plates - most likely for better movability. The long slits on the inside of the legs could be laced tight for a better fit. As the legs of the Hose are not connected (except for one small area just below the waistband), they were most likely worn on top of another pair of Hose, or at least a pair of short underpants.

Textile armour was quite popular during the 16th century - many people used armoured trousers and doublets as (cheaper?) alternative to conventional plate armour.

This garment is exhibited at the Bayerisches Armeemuseum in Bavaria, Germany.

[barbucomedie]

Light Cavalry Armour and Weapons from Wallachia, Romania dated to 1549 on display at the Weltmuseum in Vienna, Austria

Photographs taken by myself 2022

[acrosscenturiesandgenerations]

▪︎ Peak from a Ceremonial Helmet.

Date: ca. 1505-1520

Artist: Probably by Lorenz Helmschmid (German, ca. 1445–1516)

Medium: Steel

[classic-art-favourites]

Castelfranco Madonna by Giorgione, 1503-1504.

[anglerflsh]

per amor cortese

[m3dieval]

Someone in the United League of Armourers was sharing pictures from a museum trip. And look at what the museum did for the half armours...