

Breastplate with Etched Bands of Trophies and Medallions
The image features a breastplate with etched bands of trophies and medallions. The breastplate covers the torso, made of metal, likely steel, and has a silver-gray color with a smooth, slightly reflective surface. The breastplate is shaped like a shield, wider at the top and tapering to a point at the bottom. The surface of the breastplate has a symmetrical design featuring etched bands and medallions. The etched bands are narrow and run vertically down the center and horizontally across the top and bottom. The medallions are circular and feature various designs, not clearly visible. The shoulder armor is visible on both sides, with a slight curve to fit the shoulder. The helmet sits atop the breastplate, also made of metal, and has a pointed top with a rope-like design around the edge. The helmet has a faceplate that covers the face, with a distinctive nose guard and eye openings. The background is a gradient of dark gray to light gray.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 666 × 900 px
- Museum Record
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