Sketches of Armour – Study for Charles I 1844

"Sketches of Armour – Study for Charles I" is a pen and ink drawing by Sir John Everett Millais, dating from 1844. Millais, a prominent Pre-Raphaelite artist, meticulously depicts a detailed array of weaponry and armor from the reign of Charles I, including swords, muskets, a breastplate, a saddle, and a rapier, all meticulously labeled with numbered descriptions. The artwork demonstrates Millais' interest in historical detail and his ability to capture the intricate design of armor.