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English: Bronze statue of Theodoric the Great (identified in the relevant caption as "Theodoric, King of the East-Goths, from the monument of the Emperor Maximillian in the Franciscan church at Innsbruck."). The work of Peter Vischer the Elder completed 1513 according to Headlam[1] (Headlam attributes the paired Arthur bronze to Peter Vischer the Younger, while Helmolt labels the Arthur as being probably cast by Paul Vischer.) |
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Source | H.F. Helmolt, History of the World, Volume VII, Dodd Mead 1902. Portion of the right half of plate between pages 154 and 155. |
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- ↑ Headlam, Cecil The bronze founders of Nuremberg: Peter Vischer and his family, George Bell and Sons, pp. 66−8
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