Fasciculus:Bernhard Strigel - Emperor Maximilian I with His Family - Google Art Project.jpg
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Summarium
Bernhard Strigel: Portrait of Emperor Maximilian and his family
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| Titulus |
Germanica: Familie des Kaisers Maximilian I. (1459-1519)  Portrait of Emperor Maximilian and his family |
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| Object type |
tabula picta |
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| Genus |
group portrait |
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| Descriptio |
Emperor Maximilian I with his son Philip the Fair, his wife Mary of Burgundy, his grandsons Charles V and Ferdinand I, and his granddaughter Mary of Austria). |
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| Datum |
after 1515 |
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| Medium |
oil on panel |
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| Dimensions |
Altitudo: 72.8 cm ; Latitudo: 60.4 cm |
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| Current location |
1st floor room XV |
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| Accession number |
GG_832 (Museum Historiae Artis) |
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| Object history |
Deutsch: Anläßlich der beim Wiener Kongress 1515 wiederholt festgelegten Doppelhochzeit zwischen den Kindern von König Wladislaw II. von Böhmen und Ungarn, Anna und Ludwig, und der Enkelin Kaiser Maximilians Maria von Habsburg sowie einem seiner beiden Enkel Karl und Ferdinand (Ferdinand I. mit Maria von Ungarn). Das Bild wurde wahrscheinlich 1520 im Auftrag des kaiserlichen Diplomaten Dr. Johannes Cuspinian als Erinnerungsbild des historischen Ereignisses geschaffen. Das Bild des Kaisers war die Innenseite des linken Flügels eines für die Hauskapelle Cuspinians geschaffenen Flügelaltars. Cuspinian interpretierte die Darstellung zur heiligen Sippe um, indem er von Strigel selbst die Rückseite der Tafel (GG 6411) bemalen und durch Hinzufügung eines rechten Flügels (mit einem Familienbildnis Cuspinians als dritten Zweig der hl. Sippe, heute Privatbesitz) zum Diptychon ergänzen ließ; in den 90er Jahren des 16. Jahrhunderts in der kaiserlichen Porträtsammlung in Wien nachweisbar.
English: Most likely painted in Vienna on the occasion of the "First Congress of Vienna". 1520 in possession of the imperial historian Dr. Johannes Cuspinian, imperial collections since the 1690s |
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| Inscriptions |
Deutsch: Beschriftung: Die Inschrift später hinzugefügt, über Maximilian: CLEOPHAS.FRATER.CARNALIS.IO/SEPHI:MARITI DIVAE VIRG.MARIAE; über Philipp dem Schönen: I/IACOBVS: MINOR EPVS:/HIEROSOLIMITANVS; über Maria von Burgund: MARIA CLEOPHAE SOROR/VIRG.MAR PVTATIVA MA/TER TERA.D.N., unter Ferdinand: III/IOSEPH IVSTVS, unter Karl: II/SIMON ZELOTES CONSO/BRINVS.DNI.NRI: |
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| Notae | Most likely painted in Vienna on the occasion of the "First Congress of Vienna". 1520 in possession of the imperial historian Johannes Cuspinian; imperial collections since the 1690s. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| References |
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Bilddatenbank. Kunsthistorisches Museum: Wiener Kongress:click aufs Bild |
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| Source/Photographer | bwFUWtZjRVC2cA — Google Arts & Culture | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Annotations | This image is annotated: View the annotations at Commons |
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