I do not have a copy but when I was doing research about Siena there were
images of the women in partial armour, they used to be in constant war with
Florence.

The book I used was in the archives of the HRC in Austin Texas. Sorry that I
cannot be more specific as it was over 30 years ago. :)

Of course there are the three famous women in history who have
representations of them also in armour or partial armour. Elizabeth I
(England), Joan of Arc (France), and Isabel I (spain).

Franchesca 


: -----Original Message-----
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: [email protected]] On Behalf Of Elena House
: Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 11:37 AM
: To: Historical Costume; [email protected]
: Subject: [h-cost] (x-post) looking for illuminations of women in armor
: 
: I need help with an image search!  I'm looking for
: illuminations/miniatures/tapestries of women in armor, c1330-1530.
: Allegories, saints, whatever--the only realism I need in the image is
: that it really be what people c1330-1530 thought a woman would look
: like, wearing armor!
: 
: There's one 15thC image in particular that I'm remembering--a woman in
: hip-length gold armor, on horseback, possibly tilting--but even if I
: find that exact image, I'm still interested in everything else out
: there.  I'm most interested in late 15thC stuff, but the larger
: 1330-1530 time frame would all work nicely, and if there's anything
: especially cool outside of that wider time frame, I'm interested too.
: Paintings would probably have too high a level of detail for what I'm
: after, but again, if there's a really cool one, I'm still interested!
: 
: PS--I've already been through the larsdatter.com collection. =}
: 
: -E House
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