Maximilian I by Jacopo Strada (1559)

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A woodcut-style print shows Maximilian I in profile within a circular medallion framed by ornate architectural decoration, wearing a jeweled headband and armor. The Latin inscription around the medallion names him as Maximilian, Emperor of the Romans, and a text panel below praises him as a prince excellent in war and peace. The print is attributed to Jacopo Strada and dated 1559.

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