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Armadura adaptável de George Clifford, terceiro conde de Cumberland

Armorer Made under the direction of Jacob Halder British
1586
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 371
A armadura Cumberland, a mais bem preservada e mais completa armadura adaptável das Oficinas Reais de Greenwich, marca o apogeu técnico e decorativo dessa escola. Desenhada para ser utilizada tanto no campo de batalha como em torneios, foi feita sob a direção do mestre armeiro Jacob Halder. Ela inclui a armadura do cavaleiro (que pesa 27,2 kg), com vários elementos intercambiáveis e de reforço, e a armadura do cavalo, consistindo de uma testeira ( proteção da cabeça) e duas flanqueiras. George Clifford era um favorito da rainha Elizabeth I que foi nomeado Campeão da Rainha em 1590. A decoração desta armadura inclui a rosa Tudor, a flor-de-lis e o monograma de Isabel (dois ‘E’ contrapostos).

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Armadura adaptável de George Clifford, terceiro conde de Cumberland
  • Data: ca. 1585
  • Geografia: Inglaterra, Greenwich
  • Meio: Aço, ouro, couro, têxtil
  • Dimensões: 1,8 m de altura
  • Linha de créditos: Fundo Rogers, 1932
  • Número de acesso: 32.130.6a–y
  • Curatorial Department: Arms and Armor

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