Ten Holy Roman Emperors
Medal
1594 (made)
1594 (made)
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This medal depicts the first Ten German Hapsburg Holy Roman Emperors. The obverse shows Rudolf I, Albrecht I, Friedrich III, Albrecht II and Friedrich Iv while the reverse shows Maximilian I, Charles V, Ferdinand I, Maximilian II and Rudolf II.
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Title | Ten Holy Roman Emperors (generic title) |
Materials and techniques | Gold |
Brief description | Ten Holy Roman Emperors, gold medal attributed to Valentin Maler, Germany dated 1594 |
Physical description | Medal, gold, cast on the occasion of the Diet of Ratisbon in 1594. Obv. The imperial arms of Austria dividing the date 1594 and surrounded by five medallions with busts to right of the emperors, Albert I, Albert II, Frederick IV and Frederick III and Rudolph I. Rev., Justice and Peace supporting a crown over the imperial cypher surrounded by five medallions with busts to right of Charles V, Maximilian II, Rudolph II, Ferdinand and Maximilian I. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by Miss Mary Elizabeth Waldo Sibthorp. |
Object history | Bequeathed by Miss Mary Elizabeth Waldo Sibthorp in 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 depicts the first Ten German Hapsburg Holy Roman Emperors. The obverse shows Rudolf I, Albrecht I, Friedrich III, Albrecht II and Friedrich Iv while the reverse shows Maximilian I, Charles V, Ferdinand I, Maximilian II and Rudolf II. |
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Accession number | 1641-1902 |
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Record created | February 27, 2004 |
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