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1019Illustrations 10.14 Bučovice, the Chamber of the Birds; image SZB    525 10.15 Bučovice, the Chamber of Venus; image SZB    525 10.16 Bučovice, a detail of the decoration of the Chamber of the Hares; image SZB    525 10.17 Bučovice, overview of the Imperial Chamber; image SZB    526 10.18 Bučovice, view of the Imperial Chamber, showing one of the Emperors’ busts over the window; image SZB    526 10.19 Bučovice, Imperial Chamber: Charles V vanquishing the Turks; image SZB    526 10.20 Bučovice, Imperial Chamber: the portal with the coat of arms of Jan Šembera Černohorský z Boskovic; image SZB    526 10.21 Reconstruction of the original appearance of Bučovice; image from KRČALOVÁ 1969    529 10.22 Sebastiano Serlio, design for a palace for an illustrious prince in the countryside, from the Munich manuscript of the Sesto Libro, BSB-HS, Cod. icon. 189, f. 26r.; image BSB-HS    529 10.23 Sebastiano Serlio, design for a palace for an illustrious prince in the countryside, detail from Fig. 10.22    529 10.24 Johannes Sadeler, Christoph von Teuffenbach; engraving after a lost portrait by Hans von Aachen, 1595    532 10.25 Plan of the house built ca 1565–1570 in Vienna for Christoph von Teuffenbach; image from BUCHINGER/MITCHELL/SCHÖN 2006, p. 6    532 10.26 Plan for a house on an irregular site, from Serlio’s Settimo Libro, 1575, project XVI, p. 177; image SLUB-DS (CC-BY-SA 4.0)    532 12.27 Drnholec, the castle built ca 1583–1587 for Christoph von Teuffenbach, restructured in the late eighteenth century, from an old postcard; im- age Klub vojenské historie Litobratřice    532 10.28 Drnholec, a detail of one of its stucco ceilings; image Klub vojenské historie Litobratřice    532 10.29–10.30 Serlio’s project for a fortified palace for a ‘principe tiranno’, details showing the elevation and the ground plan, from the Munich manu- script of the Sesto Libro; BSB-HS, Cod. icon. 189, f. 29r    533 10.31–10.32 Drnholec, the entrance gate to the castle built for Christoph von Teuffenbach, and detail; images author    533 1o.33 Anonymous, Reichard Strein von Schwarzenau, from the portraitbook of Hieronymus Beck; Wien, KHM, Gemäldegalerie; image Wikimedia/ pd    535 10.34 Reichard Strein von Schwarzenau’s De gentibus familiis Romanorum, printed by Paulus Manutius in 1571, titlepage, BSB, sig. Ant. 479 t; im- age BSB-MDZ    535