Parts of an armour. 1590년 이탈리아 밀라노.
월래스 콜렉션 소장
17.92kg / 강철, 금, 가죽과 구리 합금, 에칭과 도금
헬멧 3kg / 폴드런(좌) 0.94kg / 폴드런(우) 1.08kg / 뱀브레이스(좌) 1.57kg / 뱀브레이스(우) 1.38kg / 퀴스(좌) 1.21kg / 퀴스(우) 0.93kg / 그랜드가드 2.94kg / 복부 보강판 0.61kg / 가드브레이스 0.35kg
Unlike the German version of the ‘Italian’ joust, which featured a broad grandguard, with the lower edge curving away from the body in the manner of older jousting shields, the reinforcing plates on genuinely Italian jousting armours were closely moulded to the shape of the body.
Although it is now quite incomplete, the core elements of this armour (cuirass, pauldrons, vambraces, reinforcing plates and cuisses) are fine examples of the form of 16th-century Italian jousting armour. The reinforcing plates for the left side of the body are held in place with bolts that thread directly into the thick steel of the breast, which has been tapped to accept them. The lower left bolt secures both the bottom of the grandguard and the additional ventral plate, worn over the grandguard on the left side of the abdomen; this area is thus protected by three layers of steel. The left vambrace also strongly built in one piece without a turning joint. The left upper cannon is also somewhat heavier (+.19 kg) than the right. The right pauldron is heavily reinforced, which is not usually the case on German interpretations of equipment of the same essential style.
This armour also has various other disparate pieces associated with it, most prominently a close-helmet for the field which does not belong. Not only is it for war rather than the joust, it is also decorated with an entirely different decorative scheme. The gauntlets, tassets, greaves and sabatons are all modern restorations, and have now been removed.
꾸준글 많이 올려줘서 좋네 동양이나 중동쪽 갑옷도 올려줄 생각 있음? - dc App
동양갑옷은 아는게 별로 없음 요런거 퍼나를 커뮤니티도 잘 모르고
저 금색 장식에 검은 갑옷이 ㅈㄴ멋짐