Philip of Swabia
Jacopo Strada · 1507 - 1588
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Philip of Swabia, Jacopo Strada (1559). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jacopo Strada died in 1588; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This printed woodcut shows a profile bust of a bearded man wearing a laurel wreath and a draped garment with a brooch, set inside a circular medallion inscribed with the title Philippus Caesar Augustus. The circle sits within an elaborate architectural frame of scrolled ornament, and a Latin verse appears in the panel below. The work is attributed to Jacopo Strada and dated 1559.
