16th century cuirass and backplate Boeken - schrijfgerei en zegelringen dragons are seen as all-destroying

dragons are seen as all-destroying monsters

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The relief is constructed from plaster alabaster and measures 30 x 17 x 9 cm

16th century cuirass and backplate Boeken - schrijfgerei en zegelringen dragons are seen as all-destroyingIn the early 16th century, a new style of armour emerged in England under the Tudors, which would go on to influence armour design throughout Europe. King Henry VIII commissioned specialised armorers from France, Italy, and the Holy Roman Empire to work together for his court. This collaboration resulted in the distinctive Greenwich style. This type of peascod cuirass was influenced by that artistic style and was worn by the European aristocracy. The