Breast Plate Collection
"Breast Plate: A Symbol of Power and Prestige Throughout History" The Queens Cavalry Ready for Summer of Ceremonial
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"Breast Plate: A Symbol of Power and Prestige Throughout History" The Queens Cavalry Ready for Summer of Ceremonial, showcasing the regal elegance of breast plates worn by noble knights. In The Beheading of John the Baptist, 1634 (oil on canvas), a breast plate stands as a testament to the strength and resilience of biblical figures. Portrait of a Gentleman, Probably the Grand Duke Peter Fedorovich, Later Czar Peter III reveals the opulence and grandeur associated with breast plates in royal portraits. The Jester named Don Juan of Austria, c. 1632/35 (oil on canvas) dons a whimsical breast plate that adds an element of playfulness to his character. Arms and Accoutrement highlights the intricate craftsmanship involved in creating these protective chest pieces throughout history. A Portrait of Marechal de France, probably Chretien-Louis de Montmorency-Luxembourg showcases how breast plates were not only functional but also symbols of high military rank. Prince Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) (1720-88) exudes charisma while wearing a distinguished breast plate fit for royalty. Portrait of a man in military costume, 1650 (oil on panel) captures the essence of bravery and honor associated with soldiers who wore these formidable armor pieces into battle. Scarab pectoral from Tutankhamun's tomb at Thebes demonstrates how even ancient Egyptians recognized the significance and beauty behind adorning their chests with ornate breast plates. The Landing of Pilgrim Fathers, 1620 (oil on canvas), depicts settlers embarking on their journey to America while wearing practical yet protective breast plates - symbolizing their determination for new beginnings. In The Armorers Shop, c. 1640-1645 (oil on panel), artisans meticulously craft various types and styles of breatplates - showcasing their importance as essential components in the art of war.