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Wolfegger Hausbuch, Mittelrhein um 1475
: Bibel AT, dt.: Bücher Mose, Josua, Richter, Ruth; Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg
Mittelalterliche Handschriften
Research and re-creation of medieval costume and crafts by THL Edyth Miller
Albrecht : Versbearbeitung einzelner Prosastellen aus "Ehebüchlein" und "Spiegel der Sitten", je 30 Verse Nordbayern, 4. Viertel 15. Jh Cgm 5185 Folio 55
Солдаты,офицеры, ландскнехты. 15-16 век. After Hendrik Goltzius 1587 High Altar of St Mary (a soldier) 1477-89 Wood Church of St. Mary, Cracow MASTER M S Christ Carrying Christ Carrying the Cross 1506 Tempera on limewood, 147,5 x 92,6 cm Christian Museum, Esztergom ----------------------------…
Costume in Sacred Art,XV to XVII c. The costumes in early devotional paintings hardly give any correct information on the cos...
Grande Bible historiale complétée - c.1401
Grande Bible historiale complétée - c.1401
"Everyday Products in the Middle Ages: Crafts, Consumption and the individual" chapter 11 Reina Rammo 'Ambiguous stripes - a sign for fashionable wear in mediaeval Tartu'
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The gisants of Pierre d'Évreux-Navarre (+1412) and his wife Catherine d'Alençon (+1462) once adorned their tomb which could be seen in the choir of the église de la Chartreuse in Paris, a church that got destroyed during the French Revolution. They were carved around 1412/1415 and show contemporary armour and clothing of the time. Pierre's early full plate armour is basic and smooth: the poleyns (knee cops) show no lames in between the greaves and the cuisses. But the back of his knees are protected by lames instead of mail, a very modern feature. Also no traces of decoration can be found, except for the border with rivets at the end of his vambraces. A mail collar protects Pierre's neck. He would have worn a 'great bascinet' (which had plate defences for the throat instead of a mail aventail). His loosely worn surcoat covers his armour but does show an early 'fauld' (protection for the lower body consisting of horizontal lames) which ends in a point. A fauld was always attached to a breastplate or a cuirass so we can be very sure that underneath the surcoat Pierre's torso is completely encased in plate armour.
Tapestry with scenes of a deer hunt and falconry
Edward de la Hale, 1431
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