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Manufacturer Gaspar Patavinus (gravör)
Title
Porträtt, man
Description
Svenska: Kopparstick på papper. Albert stående åt vänster på postament mellan två pelare, iklädd rusning, ”kjol”, mantel, krona och svärd, hållande riksäpple och spira. Till vänster kvinna i harnesk med avbruten fana, till höger bevingad kvinna med vabruten lur. Upptill fris med vapensköldar mellan konsoler, däröver tre symboliska framställningar. På postamentet och under bilden lång text på latin. Pappret numrerat i nedre vänstra hörnet ”9”. Pappret klistrat på profilerad brunmarmorerad ram, bredd 40 mm.
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Albert II i "Fransiscus Tertius Bergomatis, Austriacae gentis imagines", Innsbruck 1569.
Nyckelord: Historia, Kejsare, Grafik
Date 1569
date QS:P571,+1569-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Dimensions Height: 520 mm (20.47 ″); Width: 348 mm (13.70 ″)
dimensions QS:P2048,520U174789;P2049,348U174789
institution QS:P195,Q1891413
Accession number
SKO 13282
Ownership history Stanislaus Hoberzyck,
Source/Photographer Jens Mohr -  LSH 99707 (sm_dig13904)
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