Seite - 993 - in Jacopo Strada and Cultural Patronage at the Imperial Court - The Antique as Innovation, Band 2

993Illustrations 2.27 Wenzel Jamnitzer, ewer and basin, Milan, Museo Diocesano    104 2.28 Wenzel Jamnitzer, ewer and basin, Milan, Museo Diocesano    104 3.1 Christoph Amberger, Hans Jakob Fugger, 1541, present location unknown; image Wikimedia/pd    108 3.2 Giulio Romano, Sacra Famiglia, painted 1520–1521 for the Fugger Chapel in Santa Maria dell’Anima, Rome; image from RAKATANSKY 2018, Fig.  9    110 3.3 Lambert Sustris (?), after Titian: Emperor Charles V, APM, inv. nr 632; image bpk | BStGS    110 3.4 Hans Mielich, Albrecht V, Duke of Bavaria, APM, inv. nr 4301; image bpk | BStGS    113 3.5 Friedrich Brugger, Hans Jakob Fugger: Beförderer der Wissenschaft, 1857, bronze, Augsburg, Fuggerplatz; image author    113 3.6 The coat of arms of Hans Jakob Fugger and the portraits of Hans Jakob and his first wife, Ursula von Harrach, in the Ehrenbuch des Fuggerischen Geschlechts; BSB-HS, sig. Cgm 9460, p. 12 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)    113 3.7 The portraits of Hans Jakob and his first wife, Ursula von Harrach, in the Ehrenbuch des Fuggerischen Geschlechts; BSB-HS, sig. Cgm 9460, p. 90 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)    113 3.8–3.9 A page from the Vienna version of the Ehrenspiegel Österreichs, and a detail showing the silver shrine for the relics of Margrave Leopold III of Austria, commissioned by Emperor Maximilian I at the time of his canonization; ÖNB-HS, Cod. 8613, f. 23r    115 3.10 Theodor de Bry, portrait of Conrad Gesner, engraving from BOISSARD 1597–1599, vol. 4 (1599), p. 130, Vienna University Library, sig. I-231.994 A; image Phaidra    120 3.11 Conrad Gesner Bibliotheca Universalis, Zurich 1545, title page, Zurich, ETH Library, sig. Rar 9177; image e-rara.ch    120 3.12 Portrait of Hieronymus Wolf, engraving from BOISSARD 1597–1599, vol. 2 (1598), p. 270. Vienna University Library, inv. nr I-231.994 A; image Phaidra    120 3.13 Hans Mielich, Samuel Quiccheberg, illumination from the ms of Orlando di Lasso’s Penitential Psalms; image Wikimedia/pd    120 3.14 Portrait of Petrus Apianus, engraving from BOISSARD 1597–1599, vol. 1 (1597), p. 270. Vienna University Library, sig. I-231.994 A; image Phaidra    123 3.15–3.17 Petrus Apianus and Bartholomäus Amantius, Inscriptiones sacrosanctae vetustatis (1534), title page and two of its illustrations (pp. CCLXIX: the Column of Trajan, and CCCCXXXV: inscription and