Ten Holy Roman Emperors
Medal
1594 (dated)
1594 (dated)
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This medal is decorated with medallion heads, on the obverse and reverse sides, of ten German Emperors from Rudolph I to Rudolph II, accompanied with their names and legends.
This version is probably a late aftercast of a much finer gold medal.
This version is probably a late aftercast of a much finer gold medal.
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Title | Ten Holy Roman Emperors (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | White metal |
Brief description | Ten Holy Roman Emperors, white metal medal attributed to Valentin Maler, Germany dated 1594 |
Physical description | Medal, white metal. Medallion heads, on obv and rev. of ten German Emperors from Rudolph I to Rudolph II., with names and legends. |
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Credit line | Solly Bequest |
Object history | Provenance: Solly Bequest. Miss Sarah Solly bequeathed works of decorative art to the Museum in 1882. |
Production | This version is probably a late aftercast of 1641-1902 |
Subjects depicted | Bust Roundels Eagle (Double Headed) Crowns (Headdresses) Escutcheon (Coat of Arms) Rudolph I (Holy Roman Emperor) Albrecht I (Holy Roman Emperor) Albrecht II (Holy Roman Emperor) Maximilian I (Duke of Austria, Holy Roman Emperor) Charles v (Holy Roman Emperor) Ferdinand I (Holy Roman Emperor) Maximilian II (Holy Roman Emperor) Rudolph II Habsburg (Holy Roman Emperor) Friedrich III (Holy Roman Emperor) Friedrich III (Holy Roman Emperor) |
Summary | This medal is decorated with medallion heads, on the obverse and reverse sides, of ten German Emperors from Rudolph I to Rudolph II, accompanied with their names and legends. This version is probably a late aftercast of a much finer gold medal. |
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Accession number | 1471-1882 |
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Record created | March 1, 2004 |
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