The Invention of the Polishing of Armor
Jan Collaert the Elder · 1525-1580
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Why is this public domain? Jan Collaert the Elder died in 1580; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraving, titled The Invention of the Polishing of Armor, shows a workshop where men operate large grinding wheels and polish helmets and breastplates scattered across the floor and tables. Workers carry baskets of finished pieces while others handle armor in the foreground, with a Latin inscription beneath the scene. The work is attributed to Jan Collaert the Elder and is a print.
