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Hans Bocksberger (c. 1510, Mondsee, Austria – 1561, Salzburg) after a portrait of Emperor Ferdinand I A portrait of the emperor wearing a beret, a ruffled collar, and an ermine cloak, based on the large full-length portrait that Bocksberger created in the mid-16th century and which now hangs in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna. Bocksberger was primarily a fresco painter and created only a few oil paintings, of which this portrait of the emperor is his masterpiece. This late 16th-century portrait is a version limited to the head, based on the original, and likely served to decorate official or public spaces of the time. Oil on canvas; mounted on wood. 46.4 cm x 37.8 cm. Frame. After Bocksberger. Oil on canvas, mounted on panel.
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