Etruscan Bronze Helmet in the Shape of a Wolf’s Head
6th-5th centuries BCE.
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~ Gladiator Helmet.
Date: A.D. 50-75
Place of origin: Campania
Place of origin: Pompeii - 1767 (barracks of the Gladiators)
Medium: Bronze, silver
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Achilles. Iliad (Gouache version) 2024
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Ancient Greek bronze infantryman's helmet (Apulo-Corinthian style, type A). Manufactured in Apulia, Magna Graecia (present-day Puglia, Italy), ca. 510 BCE; now in the British Museum.
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PPT2 doodles
I finished the show a few days ago and wth its so good!!
(I watched it with my littlest brother, who is 5, so now we both scream his name whenever we see Mr. Hand lol)
Anyways Journal is my favorite
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This is a horned helmet found in Denmark, but it and others like it turned out to date to c. 900 BC, many centuries before Vikings, and these may well have been used for religious purposes (my speculation would be shamanic, but I have no direct evidence for this), rather than in battle.
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Redeaigning him AGAINNNNNN YEAH
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Horned Helmet Replica, Waterloo Bridge, 150 to 50BCE, The Museum of London.
Made from sheet bronze and bronze rivets, the horns were symbolic and it's unlikely it was ever worn for battle; it was more likely a religious, votive offering. The original is in The British Museum.
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Corinthian helmet from a trophy
* 500-450 BCE
* British Museum
London, June 2022
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A lot of craftmanship went into making ancient military helmets. A typical Roman Montefortino was both visually stunning and a functional piece of military headwear.
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hello again tumbl!! i am back with promised art!
a few SOS ones as well teehee
enjoy :D
also i raise you dragon knight helmet (please see my vision) & kh getting all the bitches (purple lines are qpps)
i always appreciate you guys!! have a wonderful day! tootles!
(i have no idea how to do rhat cut thing on mobile sorry the post is long)
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Patroclus (2019)
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Bronze helmet for a Roman cavalryman, worn during demonstrations. The helmet depicts a woman, perhaps an Amazon, wearing a torque on her brow. Artist unknown; 2nd cent. CE. Found at Nola in southern Italy; now in the British Museum. Photo credit: TimeTravelRome/Wikimedia Commons.
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