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four figures standing at a counter; two in front with dog; two behind; shelves behind; an exchange is taking place

Print, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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three men; two standing and one bending over to pick up a hat(?); center figure holding necklace of beads with tassel at center; man at right bare headed wearing sword; rocky street with buildings right and left sides; bees circling the head of center figure

Print, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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black and white print on white paper; at L is seated partially reclined bearded man, Mercury, wearing toga and winged sandals, with head resting on back of hand; at R is Venus, standing nude, touching Mercury's arm and appears to be poking him in the chest with the nock end of an arrow while aiming the point at herself; floating above at TR in clouds is blindfolded, winged infant Cupid holding a bow; stream and reeds in foreground; trees border R and L of image; landscape in background with city, water, and boat; off-white mat with old label attached to verso

Mercury and Venus, c. 1520

Hans Burgkmair

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Plate 62

Nellenburg, Hohenberg, Seckingen, and Urach, 1515 (1796)

Hans Burgkmair

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Plate 68

Trieste, Windischmark, Pordenone, 1515

Hans Burgkmair

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Samson and Delilah, c. 1519

Hans Burgkmair

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Plate 63

Glaris, Sunnenberg, Feldkirch, 1515

Hans Burgkmair

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Solomon Worshipping an Idol, c. 1519

Hans Burgkmair

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Plates 21-22 (double-page); Car drawn by a camel; 2 organs-- the "positive" played by Master Paul Hofhaimer, court organist at Innsbruck, "best remembered for his metrical setting for odes of Horace...important precursors of the Protestant hymn style and homophonoc developments in music."

Music--Regal and Positive from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plates 27-28 (double-page); car drawn by wild ponies, led by Conrad von der Rosen on horseback, dressed as a jester; a personal friend and confidant of the emperor whose life he is said to have saved more than once. Jesters: Le-- and Caspar, Bauer, Meteschy, and Dyweynndl.

Jesters from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plates 23-24 (double-page); 8 players on different instruments: Tamerlin, a drum; Quintern, guitar; large lute; ryebebin, rebec or viola; fiddle; small rauschpfeiffen; harp; large rauschpfeiffen. Music-- "Sweet Melody"

Music--"Sweet Melody" from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plates 25-26 (double-page); Car drawn by 2 wizends (bison); choir, cornet players, trombonists. Kapellmeister Jorg Slakeny, director, Stewdl, leader of trombonists; Augustin, leader of cornet players. Car decorated with Apollo and Muses and Bishop's throne.

Music--Choir from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Madonna and Child between Saints Afra and Ulrich, c. 1493

Attributed to Hans Burgkmair; Artist: Formerly attributed to Sorgmeister

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(Plates 19-20 (double-page); Car drawn by 2 buffalo. 5 players, directed by Neyschl, master trombonist, playing Shawns, Trombones, Krummhorns

Music--Shawms, Trombones, Krummhorns from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plates 17-18 (double-page); car drawn by two elks. 5 lutenists and rybeben players, led by Artus, master lutenist.

Music--Lutes and Viols from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plate 29-30; not from same book as colored, but also designed by Burgkmair. Natural Fools. Car drawn by 2 donkeys, Fools (Morans?) named Gylyme, Poch, Guelichisch, Caspar, Hans Winter, Guggeryllis.

Natural Fools from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Title Page from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Publisher: Commissioned by Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emporer

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Plate 93

Plate from Series "Here Follow the Wars: Wherein a few Landskechte carry some castles and towns in the old Roman Style", from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

attributed to Hans Springinklee; Artist: Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plate 67

Friuli, Andrex, and Tockenburg, from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Attributed to Albrecht Altdorfer; Artist: Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plate 74

Burgendt, Zeringen, from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Attributed to Albrecht Altdorfer; Artist: Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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Plate 62

Nellenburg, Hohenburg, and Seckingen of Urack, from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Attributed to Albrecht Altdorfer; Artist: Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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The White King as a Child Playing with Other Children, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The White King Receiving His Daughter Margaret and the Children of King Philip, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The Young White King Learning to Write, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The Precious Tomb of the Old Mute King, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The Seven Virtues: Justice, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The Seven Virtues: Temperance, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The Seven Virtues: Prudence, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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Love, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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The Seven Virtues: Fortitude, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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Faith, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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Hope, 16th century

Hans Burgkmair

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Text of Preface, from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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People of Calicut, from The Triumph of Maximilian I, 1796

Hans Burgkmair; Publisher: Matthias Andre Schmidt; Editor: Adam Bartsch

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