The White King Receiving His Daughter Margaret and the Children of King Philip, from Der Weisskunig
Hans Burgkmair · German, 1473-1531
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A woodcut-style print shows a crowned king seated at left in a fur-trimmed robe, gesturing toward a group of women and attendants gathered before tall columns. Ornate curtains, arched openings and a tiled floor frame the courtly interior. The work is by Hans Burgkmair, dated 1514, and is titled The White King Receiving His Daughter Margaret and the Children of King Philip, from Der Weisskunig.
