Pair of Greaves with Sabatons
The Pair of Greaves with Sabatons by Hans Stopler features a single greave made of silver-colored metal with a smooth surface and visible rivets. The greave is shaped to fit around a leg, wider at the top and tapering towards the bottom. A distinctive feature is the foot part, known as a sabaton, which has a series of horizontal ridges across it. The greave stands on a flat surface against a plain background, with a shadow cast to the left. It has a slightly worn appearance with darker spots scattered across its surface.
Artwork Details
- Date
- right greave and sabaton, ca. 1510–30; left greave and sabaton excepting toe-cap, early 20th century
- Medium
- Steel
- Culture
- German
- Dimensions
- 468 × 624 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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