1509: commissioned by Sigismund I of Poland,
Kraków
transferred to Pławno
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Most probably a wooden model to a silver altar founded by Sigismund I in 1509 after victory over Bogdan III the One-Eyed, Voivode of Moldavia and created in 1512 by Albrecht Glim in Nuremberg with outer wings painted by Hans von Kulmbach. The silver altar was destroyed in 1657 by the Swedish-Brandenburgian forces of Paul Würtz. Displayed during temporary exhibition Europa Jagellonica in the National Museum in Warsaw.
ed. Jiři Fajt, Markus Hörsch, Susanne Jaeger (2012). Europa Jagellonica 1386-1572: sztuka i kultura w Europie Środkowej za panowania Jagiellonów. Arx Regia. ISBN97-88370221-95-9, cat. no. II.18, p. 142
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1509: commissioned by Sigismund I of Poland,
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Most probably a wooden model to a silver altar founded by Sigismund I in 1509 after victory over Bogdan III the One-Eyed, Voivode of Moldavia and created in 1512 by Albrecht Glim in Nuremberg with outer wings painted by Hans von Kulmbach. The silver altar was destroyed in 1657 by the Swedish-Brandenburgian forces of Paul Würtz. Displayed during temporary exhibition Europa Jagellonica in the National Museum in Warsaw.
ed. Jiři Fajt, Markus Hörsch, Susanne Jaeger (2012). Europa Jagellonica 1386-1572: sztuka i kultura w Europie Środkowej za panowania Jagiellonów. Arx Regia. ISBN97-88370221-95-9, cat. no. II.18, p. 142
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