Seite - 998 - in Jacopo Strada and Cultural Patronage at the Imperial Court - The Antique as Innovation, Band 2

998 Illustrations 3.95 Jacopo Strada and workshop, Magnum ac novum opus, title page, FBG, Ms. A 2175-1, ff. v. r., detail of Fig. 3.23 (CC BT-SA 4.0)    178 4.1 Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Portraits of Archduke Maximilian, King of Bohe- mia, his wife Maria of Spain and their three eldest children, KHM, inv. nr GG_3448    191 4.2 Francesco Terzio, Portrait of Archduke Ferdinand II of Tirol, KHM, inv. nr GG 79714    191 4.3 Hans Bocksberger the Elder, Portrait of Emperor Ferdinand I, KHM, inv. nr GG_4386    191 4.4 Jacopo Strada, De consularibus numismata, frontispiece, presented to Emperor Ferdinand I in 1558, ÖNB-HS, ms. 9411; image author    197 4.5 Strada’s edition of Onofrio Panvinio, Epitome Pontificum, Venice 1557, dedication to Emperor Ferdinand I, SuStB, inv. nr 2 P.lat 1245#Beibd. 1; image BSB-MDZ    198 4.6 Strada’s edition of Onofrio Panvinio, Fasti et Triumphi, Venice 1557, title page, SuStB, inv. nr 2 Bio 78#(Beibd. 2); image BSB-MDZ    198 4.7 Strada’s edition of Onofrio Panvinio, Fasti et Triumphi, Venice 1557, dedication to King Maximilian II, SuStB, inv. nr 2 Bio 78#(Beibd. 2); image BSB-MDZ    198 4.8 Portrait of Wolfgang Lazius, 1572, woodcut by Philips Galle; ARM, inv. nr RP-P-1908-3854    205 4.9 Lazius’ house in Vienna, the Lazenhof, as it was in 1820, after a con- temporary print; image http://www.ruprechtsviertel.alt-wien.eu/html/ lazenhof.html (consulted 15.03.2015)    205 4.10 Giuseppe Arcimboldo, The Librarian, traditionally identified as Wolf- gang Lazius; Skokloster Castle, Sweden (CC VY-AS 3.0)    205 4.11 Jacopo Strada, reverse of a coin of Mark Antony, sketched in the mar- gin of his letter to King Maximilian II, DOC 1599-06-00; BSB-HS, Cod. Monac. Lat. 9216, f. 1r    205 4.12 A hypothetical reconstruction of the earlier version of the lay-out of the ceiling of the Goldene Saal in the Innsbruck Hofburg; image author    220 4.13 Jacopo Strada, design for the accoutrement of an elephant used in the festivities at the wedding of Archduke Charles, 1571; ÖNB-HS, Cod. min. 21,3, f. 366/74    226 4.14–4.15 Jacopo Strada, designs for the costumes of a pedestrian and an eques- trian representing the goddess Diana, participants in court festivities; ÖNB-HS, Cod. min. 21,3, ff. 324/41, 325/42    227 4.16–4.17 Jacopo Strada, Ceres and one of her attendants, designs for the cos- tumes of an entry in the 1572 festival at Pressburg; ÖNB-HS, Cod. min. 21,3, ff.  3128/35 and 319/36    231