"Princely Armor in the age of Durer" Topic
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| Martyn K | 16 Sep 2017 8:38 a.m. PST |
I went to the Philadelphia museum of art yesterday and there they have the renaissance armor of Duke Ulrich of Wurttenberg (1487-1550). It includes both his armor and the armor of his horse. The museum has also released a very nice book about this armor for only US$ 12 which discusses the design, function, decoration and manufacture of the armor. It is a very nice book at a very reasonable price that I recommend. I have attached a link to the museum bookstore for those of you that are interested.
Museum of Art Store
link I believe that the book is also on Amazon at a slightly higher price. |
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