finally paints the first of his Gauls...
Publisher: Matomaton
MSRP: $7.99 USD
Deal price: $3.20 USD (60% off)
A Matomaton national and period dress reference collection for wargamers, roleplayers and LARPers.
41 full-page, full-color illustrations of the history of dress, arms and tools of Classical Greece and Rome along with the Celtic Nations.
This PDF contains reproductions of the actual illustrations from Frederich Hottenroth's Dress, Arms And Tools of People Ancient And Modern. These high-quality scans have been arranged by nation, area and/or era and provide a valuable reference resource for painting miniatures or creating period-appropriate attire.
Details
This collection contains images of Classical Greece, Rome and the Gallo-Roman and Celtic peoples in antiquity as well as Italy in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages.
The 45-page PDF contains the following pages:
- Two pages for the cover and legalese
- 41 images, one per page
Each collection is provided in a smaller, low-resolution version (20-50mb) and a high-resolution version (50-100mb).
Also Available or Coming Soon
National And Period Dress Reference Collections in this series include Ancient Egypt, Africa and Asia; Greece, Rome and The Celtic Nations; India, China and The Tartar Tribes; England and the Anglo-Normans; France; Germany; Northern Europe; Southern Europe; and Russia & Eastern Europe.
Other collections of national dress or period costumes, armor and weapons will be made available in the future. If your interest is in the history and development of European military uniforms, there are also a number of Military Uniforms Reference Collections.
About Matomaton
I've long been fascinated by the history of civilian and military dress and the development of tools and weapons throughout human history. Having had high-quality scans of Hottenroth's illustrations for some time, I thought that other people might share my interest, particularly other wargamers and roleplayers looking for reference material when painting miniatures.
Legal
These PDF files may not be resold or redistributed. If you are interested in using copies of the individual plates for use in commercial projects, please contact me via my website.