Barbarians

Concord Fighting Men

by Tim Newark, Angus McBride

48 pages, 20 color plates. This is the third title by the talented artist McBride, Angus. Angus just keeps getting better and better. Angus has cut down his workload nowadays to enjoy life, so the readers will not see too many of his new paintings come out. Concord Publications are proud to be able to publish 20 of his new paintings every year, and next year's project will be even more exciting. This book covers the period from fourth Century BC to 10th Century AD, featuring paintings of the Celts, Scythians, Burgundians, Franks, Goths, Huns, Saxons, Vikings etc. Most of paintings are combat scene with great emphasis on the details. Tim Newark is also a renowned historian on ancient subjects. His position as the editor of "Military Illustrated" proved his knowledge in this field.

48 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Jrobertus]

encyclopedic description of the rise, fall, and absorption of barbarians into western civilization.

[Rahmat Romadon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sama spt buku Ancient Armies, cm aneh ya, utk zaman segitu persenjataan dan perlengkapan mereka udh memadai c - knp disebut bangsa barbar ya? apa karena teknologi mrk blom semahir romawi dsb?