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- Title
- Blois
- Artist
- Albert Kahn
- Artist Life Dates
- (1869 - 1942)
- Century
- 19th century
- Object Creation Date
- May 7, 1891
- Accession Number
- 1972/2.461
- Medium and Support
- graphite on paper
- relevance
- rank 11.27987
- Primary Keywords
- capital
- crests
- Title
- The Large Ex libris of Wolfgang Rehlinger
- Artist
- Heinrich Vogtherr
- Artist Life Dates
- (active 1513 - 1568, )
- Century
- 16th century
- Object Creation Date
- circa 1544
- Accession Number
- 1963/2.10
- Medium and Support
- woodcut on paper
- relevance
- rank 11.27987
- Primary Keywords
- crests
- helmet
- Title
- Dance Crest
- Artist
- Artist Unknown, African, Mali, Dogon
- Century
- 20th century
- Object Creation Date
- 1900-1983
- Accession Number
- 1983/1.93
- Medium and Support
- cloth, fiber and cowrie shells
- relevance
- rank 11.27987
- Primary Keywords
- crests
- shells
- Title
- Escutcheon - Armorial Bearings
- Artist
- Anonymous French
- Artist Life Dates
- ()
- Century
- 19th century
- Object Creation Date
- 19th century
- Accession Number
- 1951/2.20
- Medium and Support
- tapestry
- relevance
- rank 11.15448
- Primary Keywords
- crests
- lions
- textiles
- Title
- Escutcheon - Armorial Bearings
- Artist
- Anonymous French
- Artist Life Dates
- ()
- Century
- 19th century
- Object Creation Date
- 19th century
- Accession Number
- 1951/2.19
- Medium and Support
- tapestry
- relevance
- rank 11.03185
- Primary Keywords
- castles
- crests
- lions
- textiles
- Title
- William of Orange
- Artist
- Hendrick Goltzius
- Artist Life Dates
- 1558 - 1617
- Century
- 16th-17th century
- Object Creation Date
- 1558-1616
- Accession Number
- 1960/2.44
- Medium and Support
- engraving on laid paper
- relevance
- rank 11.03185
- Primary Keywords
- armor
- crests
- helmet
- standing
- Title
- Armor and Helmet with Paulownia Crests
- Artist
- Workshop of Mitsusada
- Physical Description
- The armor is comprised of a round helmet with a neck protector and a crescent-moon shaped ornament; a mask with fake mustache; an upper-body protector with sleeves from waist down and paulownia crest in the middle; a thigh cover; two metal leg protectors; two arm and hand protectors. The suit is stored in a black lacquered box with the gold crest.
- The helmet is made of red-painted metal lined with indigo-died cotton fabric and deer skin leather trim, which is attached to the metal helmet. The cotton is quilted with indigo-dyed cotton threads. There are two loops on side and one loop in the back, to hold a code for tying below the wearer’s chin. The code is indigo-dyed and then plaited; there are some fading areas. On the outside of helmet, the paulownia crest is on side flaps (to protect ears). There is a hole in the middle of the helmet for a head ornament. The metal leaves are interlaced with cotton strings. Ceremonial knots of yellow code on the back. It weights about 10 pounds.
- The helmet ornament is in crescent moon shape and made of lacquered wood in gold color. There is a slot on the back to place the ornament in the helmet. The slot is nailed to the wood; it looks like a later creation.
- The mask covers below the wearer’s eyes, ears, nose and mouth, and down to front neck. The upper part is made of metal; the neck is in metal pieces and cotton codes. The mustache is made of animal hair. The mouth has fake teeth painted with gold.
- The arm and hand protectors are made of red-painted metal shell and silk fabric with small flower motifs lined with deerskin and indigo-dyed cotton fabric. The shell is consisted of small metal panels connected with chains. The hand protectors have three different crests. The protectors are tied with indigo dyed cotton codes on back.
- The leg protectors are also made of red-painted metal with silk fabric lining. On the metal surface of each piece, there are the artist’s signature and seal.
- The body is consisted of metal panels, lacquered with gold in design of peonies and vines. The family crest appears in the middle. Metal knots are in chrysanthemum design. Inside is lined with leather printed with lions and peonies. The shoulder pads are made of cotton quilt in tortoise shell design.
- The apron for thighs is made of silk fabric quilt and metal panels. The metal panels protect thighs. The apron belt is made of cotton kasuri; the back is lined with indigo dyed cotton.
- The thick belt for the body is made of padded silk fabric.
- Century
- 19th century
- Object Creation Date
- 19th century
- Accession Number
- 2006/1.146A-M
- Medium and Support
- metal, lacquer, silk cords, and silk fabric
- relevance
- rank 10.91188
- Primary Keywords
- armor
- crests
- moons, crescent
- samurai
- Title
- Tsuba (sword guard) with design of three pawlownia crests and vines
- Artist
- Kinai School
- Physical Description
- This small, flat metal piece has a circular shape and an openwork design. It has a triangular shaped sword hole in the center, flanked by two other holes, which are filled with shakudô (copper-gold alloy). The sword hole is mended with gold. Three crests, consisting of pawlownia leaves and flowers, are interconnected with vines. There are some abrasions on the center oval shape around the sword hole. The surface is slightly textured by minute stippling. The outer rim is slightly elevated from the inner design. This openwork carving technique is called "marubori" (round carving).
- Artist Life Dates
- 17th century - 19th century
- Century
- 18th century
- Object Creation Date
- circa 1750
- Accession Number
- 1978/2.4
- Medium and Support
- iron, gold and shakudô (copper-gold alloy)
- relevance
- rank 10.56713
- Primary Keywords
- crests
- flowers (plants)
- hilt
- leaves (plant components)
- vines
- Title
- Tsuba (sword guard) with eight family crests
- Artist
- Artist Unknown, Japan
- Physical Description
- Circular tsuba, made of iron. Inside an exterior circle, eight smaller circles are placed with the same spacing. The eight circles are connected to the exterior circle as well as to the three center holes where kôgai, blade, and kozuka are placed. Each of the eight circles have a different family crests. The openwork technique seen here is called "marubori" (round carving). The surface is slightly textured by minute stippling.
- Century
- 19th century
- Object Creation Date
- 19th century
- Accession Number
- 1978/2.7
- Medium and Support
- iron and gold
- relevance
- rank 9.71738
- Primary Keywords
- crests
- flowers (plants)
- hilt
- leaves (plant components)
- plants