Illustrations of the
Entry of Emperor Charles V in Augsburg, 1530, by Jörg Breu the Elder (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-1530.htm)
Six armoured horsemen with crossbow (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-137.htm)
A general and a herald with landskenechts (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-138.htm)
Four noblemen with guards in saiones (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-139.htm)
Burgundian trumpeter and cavalry with crossbow (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-145.htm)
Nine noblemen plus spearmen (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-146.htm)
King Ferdinand, Emperor Charles V, Count Palatine Frederick and the papal legate Campeggio with guards in saiones (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-147.htm)
Three youthful horsemen (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-148.htm)
Ten Hungarian lancers (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-149.htm)
(http://forums.totalwar.org/vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=11135&d=1382777179)
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Entry of Emperor Charles V in Augsburg, 1530, by Jörg Breu the Elder (http://warfare.likamva.in/Renaissance/Jorg_Breu-1530.htm)
Druzhina
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers (http://warfare.atspace.eu/index.htm)
Outstanding draftsmanship. The size of the hats does make you wonder if the artist was embellishing the truth a little, however. :-\
Very useful thanks. Great Italian Wars is one of my favourite periods ( for god's sake I've got it in 28mm, 15mm, 10mm, 6mm - oh yes I also have a 2mm Spanish force).
The guards in saiones are similar to those in the Hogenberg plate of the guards (http://warfare2.netai.net/Renaissance/Hogenberg-26.htm). If the papal legate was not in Breu's print it would have helped to determine if these are papal or imperial troops.
Druzhina
Illustrations of Costume & Soldiers (http://warfare2.netai.net/index.htm)
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Interesting how much more detailed these are compared to other sources.
The renaissance realistic art movement did wonders for wargamers.