Portraits of Ursula Ligsalz, Hans Schönermark, and Regina von Lamparter von Greiffenstein (?)
While small portraits in wood were often made as casting models for bronze medals, they also functioned as autonomous, desirable bibelots. The largest of these three examples portrays Ursula Ligsalz-Senffl, the second wife of a Munich burgomaster, Sebastian Ligsalz. The couple wed in 1522.
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Portraits of Ursula Ligsalz, Hans Schönermark, and Regina von Lamparter von Greiffenstein (?)
While small portraits in wood were often made as casting models for bronze medals, they also functioned as autonomous, desirable bibelots. The largest of these three examples portrays Ursula Ligsalz-Senffl, the second wife of a Munich burgomaster, Sebastian Ligsalz. The couple wed in 1522.
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Hoewel kleine portretjes in ho ...... alz. Het paar trouwde in 1522.
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While small portraits in wood ...... gsalz. The couple wed in 1522.
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BK-2015-54
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Rijksmuseum
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Portraits of Ursula Ligsalz, H ...... amparter von Greiffenstein (?)
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Portretten van Ursula Ligsalz, ...... amparter von Greiffenstein (?)
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1527
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1527
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breedte 12,9 cm
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height 12.5 cm
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hoogte 12,5 cm
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width 12.9 cm
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Collectie: beeldhouwwerken
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Collection: sculptures
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