Arms and Armour is a 3D virtual gallery on MyGallery3D, a walkable online exhibition of 13 works. Step inside and explore it in your browser: no app, no headset.
A 3D virtual gallery of arms and armour. Objects built to kill people, decorated as carefully as altarpieces, which tells you something uncomfortable about craftsmanship.
Every piece in this online exhibition comes from the Art Institute of Chicago's Open Access collection, released under CC0. Each label gives the artist, the date and the medium.

Wilhelm Haas, 1680/1720
Brass, silk and silver gilt cording, and wood · Nuremberg
George F. Harding Collection · Wilhelm Haas on Wikipedia

1772
Wood, brass, iron, hide, cord, and paint · France
George F. Harding Collection

15th century (?)
Iron · Europe
George F. Harding Collection

c. 1600/30
Iron · Germany
George F. Harding Collection

late 16th century
Steel · Europe
George F. Harding Collection

17th Century
Pitch-covered material, match cord · Austria
George F. Harding Collection

1650/1700
Iron, and tin · Europe
George F. Harding Collection

1590/1600
Steel, gilding, brass, translucent enamel, and leather · France
George F. Harding Collection

18th century
Iron · Europe
George F. Harding Collection

1600/10
Steel and leather
George F. Harding Collection

1660, 70
Steel, silver, ivory, ebony, leather, and flint · Maastricht
George F. Harding Collection

Anton Peffenhauser, 1571
Steel, gilding, brass, and leather · Augsburg
George F. Harding Collection · Anton Peffenhauser on Wikipedia

1605-1606
Steel, brass, and traces of gilding · Milan
Purchased with funds provided by John Edwardson; through prior acquisition of the George F. Harding Collection; purchased with funds provided by Paul Carbone; Laird Landmann Arms and Armor Fund; purchased with funds provided by Daniel Manoogian, purchased with funds provided by Michael Haney.