Armor for Field and Tournament
Full-body armor made of metal, primarily gold and silver in color, with some red accents. The armor consists of a helmet with a pointed top and a faceplate that covers the entire head, a chest plate, shoulder guards, arm guards, a belt, thigh guards, knee guards, and shin guards. The armor is on display on a round gray stand. The background is a plain gray color. The armor is titled "Armor for Field and Tournament".
Artwork details
- Date:
- ca. 1575–80
- Medium:
- Steel, gold, silver, leather, textile
- Culture:
- Italian, probably Milan
- Dimensions:
- 391 × 624 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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