Armor for Field and Tournament after 1540

This full suit of armor, crafted by Jörg Sorg the Younger after 1540, exemplifies the artistry of 16th-century German armor making. This piece, suitable for both battlefield and tournament, showcases the intricate details and craftsmanship characteristic of the period. The armor's polished steel plates, adorned with rivets and etched designs, not only provided protection but also served as a symbol of the wearer's status and prowess. This impressive example of decorative armor is a testament to the skill and creativity of Jörg Sorg the Younger and a reminder of the historical significance of armor in medieval and early modern Europe.