This striking medieval brass rubbing depicts Nicholaus (A.D. 1392), captured with the authentic detail that makes these historical artifacts so compelling. The rubbing technique has preserved every fold of the elaborate period armor and the dignified bearing of this medieval figure, creating a direct connection to centuries-old craftsmanship. The Gothic inscription adds authentic period context to this remarkable preservation of medieval memorial art.

We're drawn to pieces like this for their ability to add historical gravitas and intellectual sophistication to any space. The dramatic contrast of the dark rubbing against white paper, enhanced by the rich burgundy matting, creates visual impact that works beautifully in libraries, studies, or formal dining rooms. This is exactly the type of historical artifact that appeals to collectors of medieval art, history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates the direct connection to our ancestral past.