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Guard at the Sepulchre
Třeboň Altarpiece, 1380-1400AD
Church of St Eligius, Třeboň, Bohemia.



A larger image of the Guard at the Sepulchre, Třeboň Altarpiece, 1380-1400AD. Church of St Eligius, Třeboň, Bohemia.


Item: Třeboň Altarpiece
From: Church of St Eligius, Třeboň, Czech Republic
Dating: 1380-1400
Source: Armour in Art



Referenced as Fig. 105c in 105. German Knight, Günther von Schwarzburg d.1349 in Armies of the Middle Ages, Volume 2 by Ian Heath:
A form of visor, usually referred to today by its modern name of Klappvisier, evolved from this in Germany c.1360; this was hinged by the middle of its top edge to a vertical bar similarly attached by 2 studs on the brow of the helmet. 105b shows such a visor, from the tomb effigy of Konrad von Kronenberg (d.1372). 105c depicts a more unusual klappvisier from a Bohemian altarpiece of c.1380.


Soldiers at the Betrayal, Třeboň Altarpiece, 1380-1400AD. Church of St Eligius, Třeboň, Bohemia.



See also Effigy of Günther von Schwarzburg, German Knight, 1352AD. Sankt Bartholomäus, Frankfurt am Main.
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