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These days Matsue-jo houses a collection of weapons, armour and things. These helmets were individually crafted and were meant to in some way represent the personality of their owner.
the silver snail comic shop has the best paibnted minatures on display. always a treasure to behold! www.silversnail.com/default.html
My first helmet sported a red theme, which made sense, since it spent most of its life on my head in Red Division. Spitfire sticker on the back for my season on the Fireheads. Stick figure is the Vivoman (which is no more) logo.
old cold war era eastern bloc army helmet recorded for the new Soundiron Tuned Artillery Shells library
photo by Mike Peaslee
This helmet lasted me 5 years. It's served me well. Today, I bought a new one.
Front: The button sequence for a Hadouken in Street Fighter.
Taken on 2/20/2011 in West Miramar
Astro-Tech AT6RC with Atik 314L+
10 x 600s Lights
3 x 600s Darks
20 Bias
20 Flats
This helmet was part of the 'Turkish booty' taken afte the Ottomans were defeated at the Second Siege of Vienna in 1683. Given to the Polish king Jan Sokieski III, it was stored in his treasury as a symbol of his victory, but also because the culture and arts of the Ottoman court were admired throughout Europe.
[British Museum]
Inspired by the East: how the Islamic world influenced Western art
(Oct 2019 - Jan 2020)
Charting the fascinating history of cultural and artistic interactions between East and West, this exhibition explored the impact of the Islamic world on Western art for centuries.
Artistic exchange between East and West has a long and intertwined history, and the exhibition picked these stories up from the 15th century, following cultural interactions that can still be felt today. Objects from Europe, North America, the Middle East and North Africa highlighted a centuries-old tradition of influence and exchange from East to West. The diverse selection of objects included ceramics, photography, glass, jewellery and clothing, as well as contemporary art, showcasing how artistic exchange influenced a variety of visual and decorative arts.
[British Museum]