Closed Sallet with Grotesque Face (Schembart visor)
https://clevelandart.org/art/1916.1646
A small number of similar painted helmets survive today. All appear to date to the early 1500s. The visors of these helmets are usually in the form of fiercely grimacing human or animal faces, known as Schembart visors after the masked revelers in the Schembartlaufen, the medi...
Artifact
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95927
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en
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accession
1916.1646
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| largeImageUrl | https://openaccess-cdn.clevelandart.org/1916.1646/1916.1646_web.jpg |
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Terms
Culture
Germany, Nuremberg
Technique
painted steel
Medium
painted steel
Genre
Arms and Armor
Department
Medieval Art
Relations
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