← Table of contents
The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Reading edition

A Course of German Gestech Frontispiece

PLATE FACING PAGE

I. Combat on Foot between Sir Richard Beauchamp and Sir Pandolf Malatesta (1) 52

Illustration from The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

The Tapestry at Valenciennes (2)

II. The Beauchamp Effigy 66

III. Maximilian I engaged in Hohenzeuggestech 90

IV. Two Harnesses for the German Joust or Gestech. At Paris 94

V. Harness for Scharfrennen. At Dresden 98

VI. Maximilian II armed for Scharfrennen. At Paris 102

VII. Geschifttartscherennen 106

VIII. A Scharfrennen at Minden in 1545 (1) 110

Illustration from The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

A Joust at the Tilt at Augsburg in 1510 (2)

IX. A Harness for the German Joust. Wallace Collection (1) 116

Illustration from The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

Suit in the Wallace Collection for Jousting at the Tilt (2)

X. German Armour for Jousting at the Tilt. At Dresden (1) 120

Illustration from The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

An Armour for Freiturnier. At Dresden (2)

XI. Harnesses for Jousting at the Tilt. At Paris (1) 128

Illustration from The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

Field Harness of Anne de Montmorency (2)

XII. The Comte de Charolais, as represented at Brussels in 1905 (1 144

Illustration from The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

Jean de Clѐves, as represented at Brussels in 1905 (2)

PAGE

Scoring “Cheques.” In text 127

MS. Ashmole, No. 845, fol. 167 128

””” 166 132

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings