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Dirk recently has gone on some exciting trips for Arms and Armor! First, in March Dirk visited the the Bavarian Army Museum in Ingolstadt, Germany to work on an exciting project, nicknamed the Puzzle Armor! At the museum Dirk worked … Continue reading
Wondering what we’ve been up to these past three weeks? Take a look! *Cough Cough* We’ve got the “Plaque” Plague, Pop! During her research of the Kienbusch Collection, Kristine found a plaque believed to be from around 1320. There was … Continue reading
Just in case you need some light beach reading during this fourth of July weekend, we’ve provided an excellent article about… The Kienbusch Collection! (Shocking, right?) Introduction by C. Otto v. Kienbusch If you can’t get enough of the Kienbusch Collection, … Continue reading
Horseman’s Targe (shield) painted with the Figure of Saint George and with the Coat of Arms of the Town of Zwickau Artist/maker unknown German, c. 1450 Made in Germany Possibly made in Zwickau, Saxony, Germany Wood; gessoed linen; silver; leather; … Continue reading
When I first saw the wall label for the Hawk’s Hood, I thought to myself, “Wait, they actually put hats on their birds? This must be the predecessor for dressing … Continue reading
The following is the Preface to Studies in European Arms and Armor: The C. Otto Von Kienbusch Collection in the Philadelphia Museum of Art (1992), written by Anne d’Harnoncourt (Former Director of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, deceased 2008): “Since … Continue reading