EditorialChristoph Bockstorffer, The pardoning of a criminal, Christoph Bockstorffer (German, Memmingen ca. 1480ca. 1553 Colmar), 1531, Etching; first state of two (Hollstein), Sheet (Trimmed): 3 3/8 ? 5 7/16 in. (8.6 ? 13.8 cm), Prints.
EditorialChristoph Bockstorffer, Pride goeth before a fall, Christoph Bockstorffer (German, Memmingen ca. 1480ca. 1553 Colmar), 1531, Etching; second state of two (Hollstein), Sheet (Trimmed): 8 1/16 ? 10 5/8 in. (20.5 ? 27 cm), Prints.
EditorialMucius Scaevola Thrusting His Right Hand into the Flames before Lars Porsenna; Master from Konstanz (Christoph Bockstorffer), Swiss, about 148? - 1553, or Matth?us Gutrecht the Younger, German, died 1534, active 1506; Switzerland, Europe; about 1530 - ...
EditorialMucius Scaevola Thrusting His Right Hand into the Flames before Lars Porsenna, Master from Konstanz (Christoph Bockstorffer) (Swiss, about 148? - 1553), or Matth?us Gutrecht the Younger (German, died 1534, active 1506), Switzerland, about 1530 - 1540, ...
EditorialDisc tear with shield holder with empty escutcheon, a falcon on the left arm, 1529, pen in black, gray washed, heightened in white, on dark brown primed paper, verso: charcoal, sheet: 42 x 30.3 cm, O. M. with pen dated in black: 1529, Niklaus Manuel ge...
EditorialDisc rupture with the story of Marcus Manlius, below blank escutcheon, in the upper picture Fortuna and Malicia, around 1530, feather in black, gray washed, in places red chalk and with brownish yellow watercolor, laminated, sheet: 43.6 x 31.9 cm, 32.9...
EditorialEmperors Charles V and Ferdinand I. Conrad Baur, known as Master CB; German, active 1517-32. Date: 1517-1530. Dimensions: 195 x 275 mm (sheet); 205 x 285 mm (secondary support). Etching in black on ivory laid paper. Origin: Germany.
EditorialMucius Scaevola Thrusting His Right Hand into the Flames before Lars Porsenna; Master from Konstanz (Christoph Bockstorffer), Swiss, about 148? - 1553, or Matth?us Gutrecht the Younger, German, died 1534, active 1506; Switzerland, Europe; about 1530 - ...