"Distinctions of Mid-Late 16th C. Italian Dress?" Topic

There are images abound of Italian foot troops before and during The Great Italian Wars, but *after* is a whole other animal. Can anyone here point me to any pics, or give me any notion, of the distinctions of dress and equipment of Italian infantry in the second half of the 16th century?

Look for Cesare Vecellio's costume book (circa 1590).

Some plates are shown at the bottom of this page:
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But, not all of the costumes depicted were contemporary, some were from earlier times -- the descriptions in the book explain this.

De gli habiti antichi, e moderni di diverse parti del mondo libri due, fatti da Cesare Vecellio at the BnF.

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16th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

The gaping hole is, of course, the never written second book by Ian Heath on Renaissance Armies. His books on Ancient, Dark Age and Medieval armies are invaluable to the Wargamer but he only wrote one on the Armies of the Sixteenth Century, his "The Armies of England, Scotland,Ireland, the United Provinces and the Spanish Netherlands", before he went off into Asian Armies of the Nineteenth Century.

For years, decades, I waited for the publication of a book by him on "The Armies and Enemies of the Emperor: The Armies of Germany, France, Italy and the Ottomans in the 16th Century", to go along with his earlier volume but, it would appear, he never wrote it.

Has no one, really, every written something to supercede George Gush's ""Renaissance Armies"?

There are some paintings that may be useful, e.g. Reconquest of Padua by Andrea Gritti by Palma Giovane, Venice, 1584
There are more if interested.

George Gush on 'The Italians'

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16th Century Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers

2 more:
Conquest of Zara by Tintoretto, Venice, 1584
Conquest of Smyrna by Paolo Veronese, Venice, 1585

mirror site:
Paintings of Italian Soldiers of the early 16th Century

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Italian Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers