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Carolingian Soldiers in the
Apocalypse of St Amand or Cambrai Apocalypse
9th Century, Bib. Munic., Ms. 386, Cambrai, France
The Cambrai Apocalypse is a late ninth- or early tenth-century Carolingian manuscript.
The human figures are dressed in ancient fashion, or in typical Frankish dresses.
Probably the work of a provincial workshop in Northeastern France.
Cambrai Apocalypse at facsimilefinder
Referenced on p.11, Carolingian Cavalryman AD 768-986 by D. Nicolle
Soldiers in a 9th-century French Apocalypse manuscript. Once again, there are no helmets in this illustration. (Apocalypse of St Amand, Bib. Munic., Ms. 386, Cambrai, France)
