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Brayette and Buttock Defense

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The image shows Brayette and Buttock Defense by an unknown artist. The garment is made of interlocking metal rings in a pattern resembling chain mail. The color of the metal is primarily gray and silver. The garment appears to be a type of historical or costume armor. It covers the groin and buttock areas. The background of the image is a plain gray color. The garment is positioned with the front side facing up and the bottom slightly curled up. The image appears to be a product or informational photo. The overall shape resembles a pair of shorts.

Artwork details

Date:
16th century
Medium:
Steel, copper alloy (latten)
Culture:
German
Dimensions:
600 × 400 px
Museum record:
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