Page - 1003 - in Jacopo Strada and Cultural Patronage at the Imperial Court - The Antique as Innovation, Volume 2

1003Illustrations 5.48 Heinrich Aldegrever, Portrait of Wilhelm V, Duke of Jülich, Cleves and Berg; engraving, 1540; MET, gift of Felix Warburg and Family, acc. nr 41.1.128    289 5.49 Jülich, Ducal palace, rustic portal and window-surrounds, ca 1550; im- age author    289 5.50 By or after Alessandro Pasqualini: the original model for the construc- tion of the citadel at Jülich, ca 1547, Munich, Bayerisches Nationalmu- seum; image Wikimedia/pd    289 5.51 Jülich, Ducal Palace: exterior of the chapel; image author    290 5.52 Jülich, Ducal Palace: interior of the chapel; image author    290 5.53 Jülich, Ducal Palace: door-surround in staircase hall; image author    290 5.54 Plan of the Grünes Lusthaus, built 1555–1557 for Maximilian II in the Prater just outside Vienna: detail from the plan inserted in Georg Tanner’s description (1557); ÖNB-HS, ms. 8085    291 5.55 Anonymous Italian draughtsman, Hvězda (Schloss Stern), plan of first floor, drawing; ÖNB-HS, Cod. min. 108, f. 4    291 5.56–5.57 Designs for centrally planned houses, woodcuts from CATANEO 1554, Book IV, Chs. X and XI; images GRI, sig. pi2 A-O, ID-Accession nr 85-B7035    293 5.58 Sebastiano Serlio, project for a villa on a cruciform plan, ‘Della terza casa alla villa’, woodcut from the Settimo Libro; SERLIO 1575, p. 7; im- age SLUB-DS (CC-BY-SA 4.0)    294 5.59 Giulio Romano, Colombaio (dovecote) or Torre stellare of the Corte Castiglioni at Marcaria (Mantua), 1545–1549; image from GIULIO ROMANO 1989, p. 527    294 5.60 Antonio da Sangallo il Giovane, completed by Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola, the Villa Farnese at Caprarola, begun 1529, engraving from Augustin-Charles d’Aviler, Cours d’Architecture, Paris (Langlois) 1691, pl.  73, p. 259; image Wikimedia/pd    294 5.61 Prague, hunting-lodge Hvězda (Schloss Stern), built 1555–1560 for Archduke Ferdinand II of Tirol, as seen from the White Mountain; im- age Wikimedia/Julia (CC BY-SA 2.0)    295 5.62 The Château de Mariemont, detail from Jan Brueghel the Elder, The Archdukes Ferdinand and Isabella hunting at Mariemont, ca 1611, MdP, inv. nr P01434; image © MdP/Photographic Archive    295 5.63–5.64 The Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, 1542–1549, elevation and plan from ANDROUET DU CERCEAU 1576, pl. 38; BN-INHA, collections Doucet, sig. Num Fol Res 538(1) (open licence)    296