

Close-Helmet for the Field
Metal helmet with a weathered appearance, made of silver-colored steel. The helmet is shaped like a human head, viewed from the side, with the right side visible. It has a rounded top and a protruding nose guard. The visor consists of three horizontal slats, and there are several small holes and rivets on the surface. The edge of the helmet has a decorative, scalloped pattern. The bottom of the helmet tapers to a point at the back of the neck. The background is a plain light gray color. The overall appearance suggests it is a close-helmet for the field, created by an unknown artist.
Artwork details
- Date:
- ca. 1520
- Medium:
- Steel, leather
- Culture:
- German, Nuremberg
- Dimensions:
- 599 × 558 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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