Maximilian as Commander-in-Chief; and Maximilian Conversing in Seven Languages; with Portraits of Emperors and Kings (Maximilian's Forerunners), from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18

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The scenes of Maximilian's private life are by Albrecht Altdorfer; the busts of emperors and kings are by Hans Springinklee; and parts of decorative columns are by Springinklee or Wolf Traut after Albrecht Dürer.

Maximilian as Commander-in-Chief; and Maximilian Conversing in Seven Languages; with Portraits of Emperors and Kings (Maximilian's Forerunners), from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18, Albrecht Altdorfer (German, Regensburg ca. 1480–1538 Regensburg), Woodcut and letterpress

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Maximilian as Commander-in-Chief; and Maximilian Conversing in Seven Languages; with Portraits of Emperors and Kings (Maximilian's Forerunners), from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18, Albrecht Altdorfer (German, Regensburg ca. 1480–1538 Regensburg), Woodcut and letterpress
Maximilian as Commander-in-Chief; and Maximilian Conversing in Seven Languages; with Portraits of Emperors and Kings (Maximilian's Forerunners), from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18, Albrecht Altdorfer (German, Regensburg ca. 1480–1538 Regensburg), Woodcut and letterpress

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