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- Ãëàâà 1. ÝÏÎÕÀ ÊÎËÜ×ÓÃÈ. Îêîëî 1066—1250 ãã. ⇢
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- Ãëàâà 6. ÏÅÐÈÎÄ ÓÏÀÄÊÀ. Îêîëî 1600—1700 ãã. ⇢
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- Ôîòî 1. Detail from the Bayeux Tapestry. ⇢
- Ôîòî 2. The Victory of Humility over Pride. Detad from the Trier Jungfrauenspiegel. German, c. 1200. Kestner Museum, Hanover. ⇢
- Ôîòî 3. Effigy of William Longespee the Elder, English, c. 1240. Salisbury Cathedral. ⇢
- Ôîòî 4. Details from the Maciejowski Bible. French, c. 1250. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York. ⇢
- Ôîòî 5. Details from the Maciejowski Bible. French, c. 1250. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York. ⇢
- Ôîòî 6. Detail of the effigy of an unknown knight. English, second half of 13th century. Pepshore Abbey, Worcestershire. ⇢
- Ôîòî 7. Sleeping Guard on a reliquary from the Wienhausen Monastery. German, second half of 13th century. Provinzial Museum, Hanover. ⇢
- Ôîòî 8. Detail from 'The Romance of Alexander'. Flemish, dated 1338-44. Bodleian Library, Oxford. ⇢
- Ôîòî 9. Coat of plates from the site of the Battle of Wisby, 1361. National Historical Museum, Stockholm. ⇢
- Ôîòî 10. Modern reconstruction of a coat of plates from Wisby. National Historical Museum, Stockholm. ⇢
- Ôîòî 11. Modern reconstruction of a coat of plates from Wisby. National Historical Museum, Stockholm. ⇢
- Ôîòî 12. Effigy of Edward, the Black Prince (oh. 1376). Canterbury Cathedral. ⇢
- Ôîòî 13. Effigy of Ritter Burkhard von Steinberg (oh. 1379). St. Martin's Church, Hildesheim. ⇢
- Ôîòî 14. Coat-armour of King Charles VI of France as Dauphin. French, c. 1380. Chartres Museum. ⇢
- Ôîòî 15. Armour (composite) of a Vogt of Matsch. North Italian, c. 1390. Churburg. ⇢
- Ôîòî 16. Arming doublet. Probably German, 15th century. Collection of Mr. C. O. von Kienbusch. ⇢
- Ôîòî 17. Armour of a member of the Matsch famdy. Milanese, c. 1420. Churburg. ⇢
- Ôîòî 18. Armour of a member of the Matsch family. Milanese (Missaglia workshop), c. 1450. Scott Collection, Glasgow Museum. ⇢
- Ôîòî 19. St. Wflliam. Detail of picture by Gian Francesco de' Maineri and Lorenzo Costa, c. 1498. National Gallery, London. ⇢
- Ôîòî 20. Sabothai bringing water to King David. Detail of the Heilsspiegelaltar by Konrad Witz. South German, c. 1440. Kunsthalle, Basle. ⇢
- Ôîòî 21. The Emperor Friedrich III by Jakob Kaschauer, 1453. Imperial Castle, Wiener Neustadt. ⇢
- Ôîòî 22. Armour of the Archduke Sigmund of Tyrol by Lorenz Helmschmied, c. 1480. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 23. Part of an armour, by Hans Prunner, c. 1490-1500. Churburg. ⇢
- Ôîòî 24. Armour believed to be that of Kunz Schott von Hellingen. Nuremberg, c. 1500. Collection of Mr. R. T. Gwynn, Epsom. ⇢
- Ôîòî 25. Armour of Johann Friedrich, Elector of Saxony. Saxon (?), 1530. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 26. Parade armour made for the Emperor Charles V when Archduke by Konrad Seusenhofer, 1512-14. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 27. Parade armour of the Emperor Charles V, by Bartolommeo Campi, 1546. R.A.M. ⇢
- Ôîòî 28. Armour, probably of Albrecht V, Duke of Bavaria. Nuremberg, 1549. M.M. ⇢
- Ôîòî 29. Light field armour (Harnasch) of Heinrich von Rantzau. Saxon (?), c. 1550-60. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 30. Armour, probably of Galiot de Genouilhac. Greenwich, 1527. MM. ⇢
- Ôîòî 31. Armour of Sir Christopher Hatton. Greenwich, 1585. Windsor Castle. ⇢
- Ôîòî 32. Half-armour of so-called Pisan type. North Italian (probably Milan), c. 1560-70. W.C.L. ⇢
- Ôîòî 34. Three-quarter, 'black and white' armour of Karl III, Herzog von Lothringen. German, c. 1590-1600. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 35. Brigandine. Probably Italian, c. 1580. Collection of Mr. C. O. von Kienbusch. ⇢
- Ôîòî 36. Jack. English, late 16th century. T.L.A. ⇢
- Ôîòî 37. Armour for a boy. Milanese, c. 1610. M.M. ⇢
- Ôîòî 38. Pikeman's corslet. English, c. 1620. T.L.A. ⇢
- Ôîòî 39. Cuirassier armour of Archduke Charles of Tyrol when a boy. South German, 1641. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 40. Harquebus armour of James II of England by Richard Hoden, 1686. T.L.A. ⇢
- Ôîòî 41. Armour (Stechzeug) for the German Gestech, by Valentin Siebenburger, c. 1530. Germanisches National-Museum, Nuremberg. ⇢
- Ôîòî 42. Armour (Rennzeug) for the German Scharfrennen, by Christian Treytz, c. 1490. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 43. Foot-combat armour of Henry VIII. Greenwich, c. 1515-20. The right hand-piece is missing. T.L.A. ⇢
- Ôîòî 44. Drawing of tonlet armour with pieces of exchange of the Archduke Maxirmlian, from the pattern-book of the etcher Jerg Sorg. The inscription at the top is to the effect that the armour was made for the Archduke by Matthaus Frauenpreiss (of Augsburg) and etched by Sorg in 1549. The original armour at Vienna is dated 1550. State Library, Stuttgart. ⇢
- Ôîòî 45. Armour for the Welschesgestech, traditionally of Philip II of Spain, by Wolfgang Grosschedel, c. 1560. Porte de Hal Museum, Brussels. ⇢
- Ôîòî 46. Parade armour of Alessandro Farnese, Duke of Parma, probably by Lucio Piccinino, c. 1570. W.S.V. ⇢
- Ôîòî 47. Examples of etched decorations. ⇢
- Ôîòî 48. Examples of etched decorations. ⇢
- Ôîòî 49. Examples of etched decorations. ⇢
- Ôîòî 50. Horse-armour with the mark of the armourer Inosens. Milanese, c. 1450-60. City Museum, Vienna. ⇢
- Ôîòî 51. Armour for the Freiturnier of Philip II of Spain by Wolfgang Grosschedel, 1554. Horse-armour, probably of the Emperor Charles V, by Kunz Loclmer, c. 1540. R.A.M. ⇢
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