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1011Illustrations 8.36 Jacopo Strada, exterior design for the Munich Antiquarium, exterior elevation, ornamental balustrade; detail of ill. 8.15    419 8.37 Rodrigo Gil de Hontañon et al., Palacio de Monterrey, Salamanca (from 1539); image Wikimedia/ Gfreihalter (CC BY-SA 3.0)    419 8.38 Cornelis Floris de Vriendt and Adriaan Michiels, chancel around Sacrament altar, Church of St Leonard, Zoutleeuw (Belgium), ca 1550–1560; image © KIK-IRPA / Paul Becker    420 8.39–8.41 Jacques Androuet du Cerceau, designs from an untitled series of ornamental motifs Balustrades dites Bordures ou Petits nielles; image BN-INHA, collections Jacques Doucet, sig. 4° Res 88, pl. 3, 17 and 27 (open licence)    420 8.42 Simon Zwitzel, design for the Antiquarium, section, 1569; BHStA, Plansammlung, nr 7940    422 8.43 The Munich Antiquarium after the air attack of April 1944, show- ing the construction of the vault and the iron tie-rods; image from WESKI/FROSIEN-LEINZ 1987, vol. 2, p. 17, Fig. 8    422 8.44 Anonymous, detail of the interior of the Munich Antiquarium, show- ing the disposition of the statues as planned by Jacopo Strada, draw- ing; BSB-HS, Cod. icon. 198c    426 8.45 Jacopo Strada, proposal for the arrangement of the statues in the Anti- quarium; detail of ill. 8.20    427 9.1 Nicolas Neufchatel, Emperor Maximilian II, 1566; KHM, Gemäldegal- erie, inv. nr GG-374    430 9.2–9.3 Alexander Colin, Tomb of Emperor Ferdinand I, his consort Anna of Hungary and his son, Emperor Maximilian II, 1565–1583; details showing the effigy of Maximilian II and a medallic portrait of King Wenceslaus IV, Prague, St Vitus Cathedral; images author    431 9.4–9.5 Giulio Licinio (?), Cesare Baldigara and Ulisse Romano, remainders of the stucco and painted decoration in the chapel of the Royal castle at Pressburg, ca 1563–1569; images ©Peter Barta. I am grateful to Dr  Barta and Annemarie Jordan Gschwend for having provided these images    432 9.6 View of the castle at Kaiserebersdorf, wall-painting in the Palazzo Vec- chio, Florence, 1565; image from MÜLLER/KRAUSE 2008, vol 2, Fig. 14 (photograph M. Schulz)    433 9.7 View of the castle at Kaiserebersdorf; engraving by Georg Matthäeus Vischer from his Topographia archiducatus Austriae inferioris moder- nae, vol. 1, Das Viertel unter Wienerwaldt, Wien 1672, fig. 23    433 9.8 Stone with the monogram of Emperor Maximilian II and Empress Maria, from their hunting lodge at Katterburg (now Schönbrunn) near Vienna; image from HASSMANN 2001, p. 435    435