Pikeman’s Armor
Pikeman's Armor by Hans Stoss. The armor comprises a dark-colored metal breastplate and a matching helmet. The breastplate features a fluted design with a central ridge running down the front, and it's adorned with gold accents. The armor has shoulder straps with buckles. A wide, brimmed helmet sits atop the breastplate. The armor skirt resembles a short skirt with fluted sections. The entire armor piece exhibits a predominantly dark color scheme with gold detailing.
Artwork Details
- Date
- ca. 1620–30
- Medium
- Steel, brass
- Culture
- British, probably Greenwich or London
- Dimensions
- 475 × 625 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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