Gebuckelter Renaissance. Pokal aus dem Lüneburger Ratsschatz
Jakob von Falke · 1825-1897
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Gebuckelter Renaissance. Pokal aus dem Lüneburger Ratsschatz, Jakob von Falke (1888). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jakob von Falke died in 1897; this work is in the public domain.
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A black and white engraved illustration shows a tall, lidded Renaissance goblet with embossed bosses, acanthus-leaf ornament, and a portrait bust finial on the cover. The vessel rests on a stepped, ornamented foot, and a German caption identifies it as a silver piece from the Lüneburg city treasure. The print is attributed to Jakob von Falke and dated 1888.
