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1081. Suit of armour, à la façon d'Italie, but probably the work of a
Wolf of Landshut, about 1550. The Arsenal, Venice 328

1082. A half suit of armour, probably made for Don Gonzalo de Cordoba,
Duke of Sessa, Italian, in the first manner of Lucio Picinino of
Milan, about 1560. Metropolitan Museum, New York 331

1083. Chanfron belonging to the Sessa suit (fig. 1082), Italian, in the first
manner of Lucio Picinino of Milan, about 1560. Riggs Collection,
Metropolitan Museum, New York 333

1084. Suit of armour, probably made for Alessandro Farnese, Duke of
Parma, Italian, in a later manner of Lucio Picinino of Milan,
about 1570. Imperial Armoury, Vienna 334

1085. Half suit of armour, stated by Sir Samuel Meyrick to have been
made for Alfonso II, Duke of Ferrara, Italian, in a later
manner of Lucio Picinino of Milan, about 1570. The morion headpiece
is associated, and does not belong to the remainder of the armour.
Wallace Collection (Laking Catalogue, No. 483) 336

1086. Half suit of armour (incomplete), Italian, in a later style of
Lucio Picinino of Milan, about 1580. Wallace Collection (Laking
Catalogue, No. 473) 338

1087. Breastplate, Italian, in a later style of Lucio Picinino of Milan,
about 1570. Collection: Mr. D. M. Currie 339

1088. Half suit of armour, presented by the Duke of Terranova to the
Infante, afterwards King Philip III, Italian, in a later manner
of Lucio Picinino, about 1590. B 4, Royal Armoury, Madrid 340

1088A. Saddle steels. The work of Antonio Picinino. Collection: the late Earl
Kitchener of Khartoum, K.G. 341

1089. From the small equestrian portrait of Henri II, attributed to Jean
Clouet. The suit the King is wearing is that shown in Fig. 1090.
Formerly in the collection of the King of Holland, later in the Magniac
Collection. Now in that of Madame Steinkoff 343

1090. Suit of armour that belonged to Henri II of France, of unknown
workmanship, about 1550. From the collection of Colbert, minister
to Louis XIV. Ex collections: M. Stein and M. Sigismund Bardac.
Now in the collection of Viscount Astor of Hever 345

1091. Suit of armour, made for Henri II of France by an unidentified
armourer, about 1550. G 118, Musée d'Artillerie, Paris 347

1092. Unfinished suit of armour, reputed to have belonged to Henri II of
France. It appears, however, to be of later date, and is to be