File:Kaiser Maximilian A.Kreiling Illustrirte Zeitung p440 PA432.jpg
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| Description | Emperor Maximilian I's portrait. Woodcut by J.Naue, after original painting by A.Kreling for the ballroom of Nuremberg Castle. |
| Source | Illustrirte Zeitung: Leipzig, Berlin, Wien, Budapest, New York (in German). Weber. 1864. p. 432. https://books.google.com/books?id=7MVLAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA432 |
| Author |
Julius Naue (1835 – 1907) August von Kreling (1818 – 1876)(after) |
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| current | 13:58, 20 June 2022 | | 2,937 × 3,857 (3.32 MB) | Deamonpen | {{Information |Description=Emperor Maximilian I's portrait. Woodcut by J.Naue, after original painting by A.Kreling for the ballroom of Nuremberg Castle. |Source= Illustrirte Zeitung: Leipzig, Berlin, Wien, Budapest, New York (in German). Weber. 1864. p. 432. https://books.google.com/books?id=7MVLAAAAcAAJ&pg=PA432 |Date= |Author=Julius Naue (1835 – 1907)<br/>August von Kreling (1818 – 1876)(after) |Permission= |other_versions= }} Category:Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor in art [[Categor... |
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