Introducción al estudio tipológico de las espadas españolas: siglos XVI-XVII
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https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.2004.42Keywords:
Sword, Rapier, White Arms, Typology, Renaissance, EspañaAbstract
This article pretends to reflect on the spanish swords from 16th and 17th centuries. The history of this production has been eclipsed by Toledo fame. The identification of spanish types have been mainly made according its marks, signatures and some typologies, but little is know about another centers. Therefore this article studies the variety and richness of the spanish contemporary productions, not only from Toledo.
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