Augsburg,のTwitterイラスト検索結果。 27 件
A beautiful and atypical #buffe for a #Burgonet attributed to Kolman Helmschmid
Width: 8.1 in/20.5 cm
Depth: 6.75 in/17.1 cm
Height: 7.6 in/19.4 cm
Weight: 1.3 lbs/568 g
#Augsburg, #Germany, 1525, housed at the @philamuseum
#armor #helmet #visor #hre #renaissance #art #history
The talking parrot and the daintily singing #canary
Copper etching by Martin Engelbrecht (1684 - 1756). With a rhyming poem about the subject matter in the German language. Original hand coloring. Augsburg, ca. 1730.
https://t.co/1aPTzBU0Av
A pair of German silver candlesticks by Johann Balthasar Heckenauer, Augsburg, 1759-61. In Rococo form, with shaped circular domed bases& knopped baluster stems. The last image is the Rococo ballroom dating from 1765-1770, in the Schaezlerpalais, Augsburg. #rococo
A pair of fencers with sideswords from De Arte Athletica of Paulus Hector Mair, published in Augsburg, Germany, 1542.
@vivek4wild @ifawglobal @wti_org_india @IUCNssc @BirdLife_News @OrnithophileI @birdcountindia @TaejMundkur @SahasBarve @StorkSister @IndinNederlands Den Haag. - The Hague
(Coat of arms showing stork holding an eel)
"Hagacomit Graffehag"
by Johann Christian Leopold (1699-1755).
Published in Augsburg, ca. 1730.
19,7 x 28,7 cm
The #BlackSea!
1. Santini. Venice, 1779
2. By Gabiel Bodenehr, Augsburg, 1723.
3. Homann, Nuremberg, 1723
https://t.co/i481D6F2Wk
Matthaeus Seutter depicts the Roman City Trier.
Augsburg, ca. 1740
Below plan: Panoramic view, flanked left and right by two allegorical engravings symbolizing heavenly and worldly power.
https://t.co/KuaOmjVVmE
@greenleejw Den Haag. - The Hague
(Coat of arms showing stork holding an eel)
"Hagacomit Graffehag"
by Johann Christian Leopold (1699-1755).
Published in Augsburg, ca. 1730.
19,7 x 28,7 cm
@KvanOosterom Portions of The Coat of Arms of Den Haag (stork holding an eel) also shown on this wonderful view.
"Hagacomit Graffehag"
by Johann Christian Leopold (*1699).
Publ. in Augsburg, ca. 1730.
19,7 x 28,7 cm
Beautiful #DenHaag. - The Hague
"Hagacomit Graffehag"
General view of the Dutch capital Den Haag.
Copper etching by Johann Christian Leopold (1699-1755).
Leopold was his own publisher.
Published in Augsburg, ca. 1730.
https://t.co/LPyTtHqqnz
Den Haag. - The Hague
"Hagacomit Graffehag"
General view of the Dutch capital Den Haag.
Copper etching by Johann Christian Leopold (1699-1755).
Leopold was his own publisher.
Published in Augsburg, ca. 1730.
https://t.co/9J5Cw2qBHL
The talking parrot and the daintily singing canary
With a rhyming poem about the subject matter in German. Augsburg, ca. 1730.
Since there is no canary bird, the engraving and the poem refers to the charming lady in the middle ground playing the flute.
https://t.co/bmSG1pfyS2
What even is modernity, really? Asking for a friend aka the discipline of art history.
Façon moderne d'une Porte de Jardin (A Garden Door in the Modern Style)
Johann Esaias Nilson
Augsburg, 1755-1760
Etching and engraving
@ngadc
It’s arrived! Matheus Schwartz, of Augsburg, 23 in 1520, began a diary of his clothes. He loved talking to old people about their fashions and so recorded his own. Not afraid to show he ‘had become fat and round’ the book covers 1497-1561. See what they really wore! Amazon.
Very detailed map of #Ellwangen in #Baden-Württemberg and its immediate surroundings.
Original hand coloring.
Copper etching by Conrad Lotter (1707-1777)
Published by Matthaeus Seutter (1678-1757)
Augsburg, 1746 https://t.co/zGTdcnRAwT
Design Character by @.char_zin
Augsburg, Eternal Sevant
Unique Follower : Zerzura
Page FB Eveden https://t.co/r4MbOfMsPz
Page FB SheRio & Co https://t.co/UemE0PGZ8D
#EvedenCards #SheRioCo
The talking parrot and the daintily singing canary.
Copper etching by Martin Engelbrecht. With a rhyming poem about the subject matter. Original hand coloring. Augsburg, ca. 1730. https://t.co/DhtOxFqH4b
Augsburg Book of Miracles. Produced between 1545 and 1552 by an unknown artist. An illustrated manuscript from 1550s Augsburg, Germany, showing tales of the Old Testament, the Book of Revelation, contemporary events and apocalyptic visions.
#books #art #apocalypse #Miracles
Unknown South German artist, probably active in Augsburg, Casket with ivory intarsia, 16th century