

Armor for Field and Tilt
Full-body armor for field and tilt by Hans Stopler, consisting of a silver-colored metal suit. The armor has a helmet with a pointed top and a face plate that covers the entire face. The body of the armor is composed of multiple pieces, including a breastplate, shoulder guards, arm guards, and leg guards. The armor features intricate etchings and engravings throughout. Red laces are visible on the shoulders, chest, and groin area. The armor stands on a round beige base. The background is gray.
Artwork Details
- Date
- ca. 1550–75
- Medium
- Steel
- Culture
- Italian
- Dimensions
- 342 × 624 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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