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法国国王路易十三世的燧发枪

Gunsmith Pierre Le Bourgeois French
Gunsmith Marin Le Bourgeois French
ca. 1620
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 375
这是最早配备燧发装置的枪之一，这种击发装置在此后两百年内主导着火器制造工艺。这柄枪是法国利雪的皮埃尔和马汉·勒·布尔热瓦兄弟为路易十三所造，传统上认为正是他们发明了燧发枪。枪上除有加冠的国王花押，还饰有精致的金属丝和镶嵌珍珠母，搭配以雕刻精美的木枪托以及黄铜鎏金装置。路易十三嗜好收集枪支，他自己也是位业余枪械匠。这柄枪上镌刻着库存号码134，表明它曾属于皇家收藏，也就是路易十三的“武器房”。

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Object Information
  • 标题: 法国国王路易十三世的燧发枪
  • 艺术家: 皮埃尔·勒·布尔热瓦，法国，卒于1627年
  • 创作日期: 约1620年
  • 材料: 钢，黄铜，银，金，木，珍珠母
  • 尺寸: 长55英寸（139.7厘米），口径0.59英寸（15毫米）
  • 来源信息: 罗杰斯和哈里斯·布里斯班·迪克基金，1972年
  • 藏品编号: 1972.223
  • Curatorial Department: Arms and Armor

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