File:Streiff - Livrustkammaren - 24363.tif

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Göran Schmidt
Title
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Gustav II Adolfs häst från Slaget vid Lützen 1632-11-06, kallad Streiff

title QS:P1476,sv:"Gustav II Adolfs häst från Slaget vid Lützen 1632-11-06, kallad Streiff"
label QS:Lsv,"Gustav II Adolfs häst från Slaget vid Lützen 1632-11-06, kallad Streiff"
label QS:Lde,"Streiff, letztes Pferd von Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden"
label QS:Len,"Streiff, last horse of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden"
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Svenska: Streiff, LRK 30402. Flera inventarienr.
Nyckelord: Häst, Uppstoppad, Föremålsbild
Used at
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Battle of Lützen
Date 1633
date QS:P571,+1633-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium horse skin on wooden frame
Dimensions
  • height: 142.5 cm (56.1 in)
    dimensions QS:P2048,142.5U174728
    rump
  • height: 146 cm (57.4 in)
    dimensions QS:P2048,146U174728
    withers
  • height: 115 cm (45.2 in)
    dimensions QS:P2048,115U174728
    shoulder joint
  • height: 85 cm (33.4 in)
    dimensions QS:P2048,85U174728
    sternum
institution QS:P195,Q1636176
Accession number
LRK 30402
Place of creation Wolgast
Object history
Exhibition history
  • Livrustkammarens basutställning (1978)
  • Gustav II Adolf 350 år efter Lützen (1982-1984)
  • Westfaliska freden-utställningen
Notes
Svenska: Sidhänvisningar är om inte annat anges till Gustaf II Adolf vid Lützen. Hästhud med man och hovar monterad på trästomme, gjord i sex delar - huvud, hals och kropp samt fyra ben. Delarna sammanfogade med tappar, fastlåsta med tränaglar sid. 133). Monteringen enligt dressyrskolornas uppfattning av en korrekt uppställd häst (sid. 136). Hästhuden bereddes i Wolgast våren 1633 (sid. 134 not 2, kvitton 12 april-5 maj). Hästen följde med i sorgetåget genom Tyskland till Wolgast, två kvitton, ett utställt för en David hovsmed och ett för en viss Kasten Meyener visar att den dött i Wolgast och att huden tillvaratagits (sid.72, Wolgasträkenskaperna, verifikation 1031-1032). Hästens namn omnämns första gången av ett ögonvittne till GIIA:s lit de parade i Spandau den 16 dec. 1632, "Das Pferd darauf Ihr Maj. geschossen worden, welches man den Streefen genandt". (sid. 71). Hästen såldes till kungen för 1000 Rdr Specie av kavalleriöversten Johann Streiff von Lauenstein enligt ett kvitto skrivet i Elbing 14/24 november 1631 (se Danielsson sid. 217). Beskrivning av Raimondo Montecuccoli 1654-03-28: "Das Pferd hat einen hübschen Kopf und war vom starker, der oldenburgischen ähnlichen Rasse". Beskrivning 1768 (sid.134): "på långt håll synes denna fordna rödbruna wälwäxte Klipparen icke wara stor, men håller dock Ryttarmål" (Den Svenska Fatburen IV, 16/9 1768, Stockholm 1768).

English: Horse skin with mane and hooves, mounted on wooden frame; made in six parts - head, neck and body and four legs. The parts are joined together with pins, locked with wooden nails.(p133) Mounted according to the dressage schools' perception of a properly placed horse.(p136) The horse skin was prepared in Wolgast in the spring of 1633.(p. 134 note 2, receipts April 12-May 5) The horse followed in the funeral procession through Germany to Wolgast, two receipts, one exhibited for a David Hufschmied and one for a certain Kasten Meyener show that the horse died in Wolgast and that the skin was recovered.(p.72, Wolgast accounts, verification 1031-1032) The horse's name is first mentioned by an eyewitness to Gustav Adolph's lit de parade in Spandau on 16 December 1632: "The horse on which his Majesty was shot, which was called den Streefen". (p71) The horse was sold to the king for 1,000 Reichstaler by the cavalry colonel Johann Streiff von Lauenstein according to a receipt written in Elbing 14/24 November 1631.(see Danielsson p. 217) Description by Raimondo Montecuccoli, 28 March 1654: "The horse had a pretty head and was of a strong, Oldenburg-like breed".

Description from 1768(p134): "In the end, this ancient red-brown well-grown mare does not appear to be very large, but still has a riding horse's dimensions".(Den Svenska Fatburen IV, 16/9 1768, Stockholm 1768)

Page references are, unless otherwise stated, to Gustaf II Adolf vid Lützen.
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