elcamacurt.bsky.social
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cat/esp/eng Just a guy who enjoys Iberian medieval & renaissance arms and armour · I love panzerhosen · Twitter : https://x.com/ElCamacurt
Don Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, the "Great Captain", at the Battle of Cerignola (April 28, 1503).
Soldier or Mercenary from the Principality of Quisso in eastern Castegleón which borders Valeria Workshopping ideas for Castegleón still but I think with the help of @elcamacurt.bsky.social I've found a rough date range for Iberian arms and armour that's cool and unique
Catalan gentleman, 1395 (inspired by an altarpiece of the Serra workshop in Paris MAD)
Saint Alarico, once a Sellvian knight, was famed for slaying the last dragon known to be within the Empire of Vandrite. His initial hunt left him enslaved by the beast, but after years of doing atrocities in his new lord’s name, he redeemed himself and killed the dragon after-
Man at Arms and Paviser from the Sellvian Peninsula. The region is considered the holy capital of the Empire of Vandrite, and is a place that sees thousands of pilgrims passing through its lands. Sellvia is at the front of Vandrite’s invasion of Trustyn, which is where these men will be sent.
Haven't used the markers/colored pencils combo in a minute so here's this marble head of a Gaul.
The bits come from various sources, visual (Kyeser, extant armours and effigies) and textual, fencing treatises (Fiore) and worship treatises (Johan Hyll), as well as records of the items being banned in more general texts (Du Beuil). Artwork only:
Gottesreich militiaman. Probabaly from the Imperial Duchy of Ponce or Avenholm
Gottesreich militiaman. Probably from the Imperial Duchy of Ponce or Avenholm
Men from Beaugencie. A baron's household retinue defends the northern marches from their most ancient and bitter enemy, Albishmen. This Compagnie is from the Duchy of Runguenau, seated on the western banks of the Runk river, a landmark of almost constant dispute.
