Filippo Negroli

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Guidobaldo II della Rovere, Duke of Urbino (1514–1574), With his Armor by Filippo Negroli.
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happyprimate:Shield of Charles V with head of Gorgon. Made by Filippo and Francesco Negroli (1541).-

Helmet (Burgonet) of Holy Roman Emperor Charles V by Filippo and Francesco Negroli ,1545 

historium:Breastplate made by Filippo Negroli for Guidobaldo II della Rovere, Duke of Urbino, Italy

georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:A creation of Filippo Negroli for the Duke of Urbino. The burgonet, ma

Burgonet helmet made by Filippo Negroli, 1523-25

zhenzhenx:Filippo Negroli (1510 - 1579)

Helmet made by Filippo Negroli for Henry Dauphin of France, future Henry II (1519-1559)

twirld:Burgonet (detail, 1543) Filippo Negroli (The Met)

peashooter85:Gilded Parade Burgonet of Emperor Charles V Filippo, by Francesco Negroli Milan, 1545

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Breastplate made by Filippo Negroli for Duke of Urbino, Italy 1535[1280x

zhenzhenx:Filippo Negroli (1510 - 1579)

kirgiakos:Negroli, Filippo (fl.1532-51)Armoured breastplate (metal),  Museo Nazionale del Bargello,

The Burgonet made for Henry, Dauphin of France, attributed to Filippo Negroli, Milan, Italy, ca. 154

thegothicalice:A creation of Filippo Negroli for the Duke of Urbino. The burgonet, made of steel and

zizzerzazzerzuzz:Filippo Negroli [1543]

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Breastplate made by Filippo Negroli for Duke of Urbino, Italy 1535[1280x

georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:The peak to a Milanese burgonet, by Filippo Negroli c. 1538.(Museo Naz

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Carol V Habsburg helmet by Filippo Negroli, Milan, 16th century [1800x13

mirabilia-provocateur:Heroic Armour  by Filippo y Francesco Negroli | Milán 1541

hadrian6: The Medusa Shield - Heroic Armor of the Italian Renaissance. 16th.century. Filippo Negroli

capricorn831:Carol V Habsburg helmet by Filippo Negroli, Milan. 16th century

capricorn831:Carol V Habsburg helmet by Filippo Negroli, Milan. 16th century

sculpturegallery: by Filippo Negroli

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