Armor from the Collection of Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller" is on view Through Aug. 3 at Tulsa's Philbrook Museum of Art.

From Roman "fish scale" armor to Japanese samurai suits, these examples of battle armor were designed to protect and impress. Live Science. 7 centuries-old suits of battle armor from around the world.

Cincinnati Art Museum's "Dressed to Kill," on display through May 7, offers an up-close look at samurai armor, ... from full suits of armor and swords to battle prints and prayer mirrors.

This Tengu armor from 1854 is made of iron, lacquer, fiber, bear fur, leather and feathers. An exhibition of some of the world’s finest samurai armor and weapons is at the Kimbell Art Museum in ...

Some, including 10 full suits of armor, have never been displayed in public. Samurai, the middle and upper ranks of the Japanese warrior class from 1185 to 1868, defended the imperial court.

When Danny was sixteen, he started collecting Japanese swords. But after he saw The Last Samurai as an adult, he knew swords weren't enough. He wanted his own suit of samurai armor. So, he spent ...

The armor, also in a seated posture, was a faithful replica made in 1829 of the 14th century battle dress worn by the founder of the Hosokawa clan. It was a fitting launch for an exhibition ...

The Wardens are a Colorado-based team competing in the sport of Buhurt, full-contact battles with blunted weapons, shields, and full sets of steel armor; they're basically medieval knights living ...

In the past, Mickey Mouse and Star Wars have gotten samurai suits, but Batman is the first DC hero to get the treatment. The tallest suit of armor will stand at about 29 inches while the second ...

The body armor's standard size is suited for a small cat or dog, but can be ordered in a custom size for larger animals. Owners can order a matching suit of armor, including a mask and helmet ...

Samurai Armor exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (Courtesy of VMFA) Teachers and Commonwealth employees are encouraged to call 804-340-1405 or go to VMFA’s Visitors Service Desk to make ...