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Deutsch: Nürnberg, Rathaus, gotischer Saalbau. Innenansicht, großer Rathaussaal, Nordwand, Detail der Wandmalerei: Triumphzug Kaiser Maximilian I. (nach der Restaurierung durch Hans Kögl 1904/1905, 1945 größtenteils zerstört). Beteiligte/r Künstler: Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). Entstehungszeit: 1521

English: Nuremberg, City hall, Gothic hall building. Interior view, large council chamber, north wall, detail of the wall painting: triumphal procession of Emperor Maximilian I (after restoration by Hans Kögl 1904/1905, largely destroyed in 1945). Creator/s: Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528). Date of Creation: 1521

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1905/1909

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Photographic Archive of the Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
Native name	Photothek des Zentralinstituts für Kunstgeschichte
Parent institution	Zentralinstitut für Kunstgeschichte
Location	Munich , Germany
Coordinates	48° 08′ 39.66″ N, 11° 33′ 58.82″ E
Authority file	: Q105866532 GND: 4634047-6

Inventory number ZI-1090-02-00-367508

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Description	German photographer
Date of birth/death	19 June 1840	22 August 1909
Location of birth/death	Nuremberg	Nuremberg
Work location	Nuremberg, Germany
Authority file	: Q107111 VIAF: 30398408 ISNI: 0000000071427328 ULAN: 500026573 LCCN: n88039611 Open Library: OL966825A WorldCat

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