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1054. Breastplate fashioned on classical lines, made by Bartolommeo Campi
of Pesaro about 1540, probably for Duke Guidobaldo II of
Urbino. From the ancient armoury of the Medici. Bargello Museum,
Florence 286

1055. Half suit of armour, made for Antonio Martinengo III, Italian
(probably Milanese), about 1560. C 11, Royal Armoury, Turin 287

1056. Breastplate, Italian (Milanese), about 1540. Signed by Paolo
Negroli. Ex collection: Magniac. Now in the Riggs Collection,
Metropolitan Museum, New York 290

1057. Breastplate, taces, and tassets, by Filippo Negroli of Milan, about
1540. Musée du Louvre 291

1058. Backplate and garde-de-rein, belonging to the breastplate illustrated
in Fig. 1057 292

1059. Hale suit of armour. Originally in the collection of the Archduke
Ferdinand of Tyrol. Attributed by the late Herr W. Boeheim as
the work of Giovanni Battista Serabaglio of Milan. Middle of the
XVIth century. Imperial Armoury, Vienna 293

1060. L'Armure aux Lions, Italian (probably Milanese), about 1560. G 50,
Musée d'Artillerie, Paris 290

1061. Suit of armour for a youth, probably of French workmanship under
Italian influence, late XVIth or early XVIIth century. Tower
of London 298

1062. Part of a series of suits (all one set), made for the Emperor
Charles V by Koloman Kolman of Augsburg in the second quarter
of the XVIth century. A 19, Royal Armoury, Madrid 304

1063. Interchangeable elbow-cops from the suit (fig. 1064). In an English
private collection 306

1064. Part of a series of suits (all one set). Made for the Emperor
Charles V by the brothers Negroli of Milan and dated 1539.
A 139, Royal Armoury, Madrid 307

1065. Part of a series of suits (all one set), German work, dated 1544.
It is known as the Mühlberg armour. Royal Armoury, Madrid 308

1066. Titian's portrait of the Emperor Charles V at the battle of
Mühlberg. Charles V is portrayed wearing portions of the suit (Fig.
1065). In the Prado, Madrid 309

1067. Reconstruction from Titian's portrait of the Emperor Charles V
showing the Emperor wearing the Mühlberg suit. A 164, Royal
Armoury, Madrid 309