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Burgkmair the
Elder (1473–1531) was a
German painter and
woodcut printmaker. Hans
Burgkmair was born in Augsburg, the son of
painter Thomas Burgkmair...
- coat of arms of the Holy
Roman Empire.
Introduced around 1510 by Hans
Burgkmair, the
Quaternion Eagle mixed two pre-existing concepts: the
Imperial Quaternions...
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prints first produced for
monochrome printing,
swiftly followed by Hans
Burgkmair the Elder. The
formschneider or block-cutter who
worked in the
press of...
- 1483. It is
attributed to Hans
Burgkmair the Elder, and the lost
original may have been by his father,
Thoman Burgkmair, who very
plausibly met Schongauer...
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Thoman Burgkmair, or
Thomas Burgkmair (died 1523) was a
German painter. The
father of Hans
Burgkmair, and the father-in-law of Hans
Holbein the elder...
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exhibition at the
National Gallery, London. In the
German Renaissance, Hans
Burgkmair made a set of six woodcuts, each
showing three of the "Eighteen Worthies"...
- be noted.
Tilman Falk
notes that the
armour wore by a
captain in Hans
Burgkmair's work (1504) in the
Basilica Santa Croce,
classified by Weis-Liebersdorf...
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printmaker Hans
Burgkmair appears on one page of the m****cript. Till-Holger Borchert, an
expert in
German Medieval art,
suggests that, as
Burgkmair the Elder...
- A
brazen bull as
depicted by Hans
Burgkmair the Elder....
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prints first produced for
monochrome printing,
swiftly followed by Hans
Burgkmair.
Despite Giorgio Vasari's
claim for
Italian precedence in Ugo da Carpi...
