Triumphal Procession (Triumphzug)

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Triumphal Procession (Triumphzug) is a monumental early 16th-century print series celebrating the power, lineage, and achievements of the Habsburg dynasty under Emperor Maximilian I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Renaissance artwork
monumental print
print series
artHistoricalSignificance major example of imperial print propaganda in the early 16th century
collection Albertina, Vienna
British Museum, London
linked to: British Museum

Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin
linked to: Kupferstichkabinett
commissionedBy Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
creator Albrecht Altdorfer
Albrecht Dürer
Hans Burgkmair the Elder
Hans Springinklee
Leonhard Beck
Wolf Huber
depicts Habsburg dynasty
linked to: House of Habsburg

achievements of Emperor Maximilian I
courtly pageantry
lineage of Emperor Maximilian I
military victories of Maximilian I
power of Emperor Maximilian I
format frieze-like continuous procession
genre imperial propaganda
triumphal imagery
hasPart allegorical figures
ancestral figures of the Habsburgs
heraldic devices
musicians
standard-bearers
war trophies
woodcut sheets
inception circa 1512
early 16th century
inspiredBy Roman triumphs
language German
movement Northern Renaissance
partOf Habsburg dynastic propaganda program
linked to: Habsburg court

Maximilian I’s print projects
patron Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor
purpose celebration of Habsburg lineage
glorification of Maximilian I
political propaganda
relatedWork Theuerdank
Triumphal Arch of Maximilian I
Weisskunig
scale monumental multi-sheet frieze
technique woodcut

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Emperor Maximilian I commissionedWork Triumphal Procession (Triumphzug)