

The Halberd by an unknown artist is a weapon with a long, thin metal shaft. The head of the weapon has a large, wide, axe-like blade on one side with a curved top edge and a pointed bottom edge. There are small holes in a circle on the wide blade and several small holes along the bottom edge. A smaller, thinner, spike-like metal piece extends from the bottom of the wide blade to the top of the image. The smaller metal piece has a narrower, pointed blade-like protrusion on the right side. The long shaft is rounded and becomes obscured from view at the bottom. The background is flat and light gray, with the weapon casting a slight shadow.
Artwork details
- Date:
- 1500–1525
- Medium:
- Steel, wood (oak), iron
- Culture:
- Swiss or German
- Dimensions:
- 351 × 624 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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