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Fashion and Armour in Renaissance Europe: Proud Lookes and Brave Attireby Angus PattersonOf all the riches of the sixteenth-century European nobleman, none spoke more powerfully of his heroism, wealth, and taste than his armor, clothing, and weapons. Drawing on the Victoria and Albert Museum's popular arms and armor collection - which includes the armor of such notables as Henry IV of France and Philip III of Spain - Angus Patterson looks at the suits designed to kill, protect, and impress. About the authorAngus Patterson is Curator of European Arms and Armour and Base Metals at the V&A, responsible for collections of armour,weapons, pewter, brass, cutlery, cut steel, Sheffield Plate and electrotypes. He publishes and lectures regularly, and is editor of the Journal of the Antique Metalware Society. Publication dateDue November 2009 An excerpt from this book is availablesample pages (1399.5kb) Download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader Related Titles
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