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After a composition by Hans Burgkmair
16th century

Hans Burgkmair
Block cut by Jost de Negker
1510

Hans Burgkmair
Block cut by Jost de Negker

Hans Burgkmair
1508/1518

Hans Burgkmair
1527
![[Der Theuerdank]. Die geverlicheiten und eines teils der geschichten des loblichen streitbaren vnd hochberumbten helds vnd Ritters Tewrdannckhs, Melchior Pfintzing German, Woodcuts](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/dp/web-additional/DP-15466-001.jpg)
Multiple artists/makers
1519

Multiple artists/makers
1531

Multiple artists/makers
1519

Multiple artists/makers
1775

Daniel Hopfer
After Hans Burgkmair
Subject Gaius Julius Caesar
ca. 1516

Daniel Hopfer
After Hans Burgkmair
ca. 1516

Hans Burgkmair
ca. 1503–05

Hans Burgkmair
1507

Hans Burgkmair
1520–25

Hans Burgkmair
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Christoph Amberger
ca. 1505–8

Hans Burgkmair
15th–16th century

Hans Burgkmair
Border by Hans Weiditz the Younger
1516

Hans Burgkmair
Border by Hans Weiditz the Younger
Block cut by Jost de Negker

Hans Burgkmair
Block cut by Jost de Negker

Hans Burgkmair
1515

Hans Burgkmair
Block cut by Jost de Negker

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair

Hans Burgkmair
Published in Augsburg by Erhard Ratdolt
1505

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair
Publisher Silvan Otmar
1523–24

Hans Burgkmair

Hans Burgkmair

Hans Burgkmair

vernicle after Hans Burgkmair

Hans Burgkmair
1507–1509

Hans Burgkmair

Multiple artists/makers
Printed 1922

Hans Burgkmair
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