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Marking: Stamped on the shorter barrel flat: H [shield containing a rampant lion facing left and holding an arrow] R; on the longer barrel flat: B [shield containing a bird standing on a log] D
Bodyguard of the Prince-Elector of Saxony dated 1589 Crossbow (Halbe Rüstung) with Winder
Search art at the Metropolitan Museum.
Lucas Cranach the Younger and Workshop ca. 1545–50 Crossbow (Halbe Rüstung) with Winder
Search art at the Metropolitan Museum.
Peter Munsten ca. 1620–30 Shoe Buckle 1770–1800 Crossbow (Halbe Rüstung) with Winder
Search art at the Metropolitan Museum.
Peter Munsten ca. 1620–30 Shoe Buckle 1770–1800 Crossbow (Halbe Rüstung) with Winder
Largely self-taught, Van Gogh believed that drawing was „the root of everything.“ His reasons for drawing were numerous. At the outset of his career, he felt it necessary to master black and white before attempting to work in color. Thus, Van Several Van
When the fierce mistral winds made it impossible for him to set up an easel, he found
Buddhism, Silk Road
routes allowed merchants to sail down the Red Sea and to take advantage of monsoon winds
A vast network of strategically located trading posts (emporia) enabled the exchange, distribution, and storage of goods.
Travel by sea depended on the prevailing winds of the Indian Ocean, the monsoons,
Signature: Stamped in red on bottom tablet, lower quarter: PAVLVS REIMANInscription: Lower tablet, open position, stamped: SOLI DEO / GLORI A/ PAVLVS / REINMAN / NORIMBERGÆ / FACIEBATUpper tablet, open position, engraved: chart of 33 cities or geographical locations and their latitudesUpper tablet, closed position, engraved in outer rim: germanized versions of old Italian names for principal windsLower tablet, closed position, stamped within concentric circles: EPACTA GREGORII ANNO 1602 ISTMarking: Stamped on upper edge of bottom tablet, upside down, twice: [1] a crownStamped in black on compass well of bottom tablet: [2] a crown
, engraved in outer rim: germanized versions of old Italian names for principal winds
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Window with Grisaille Decoration French ca. 1320–30 Crossbow (Halbe Rüstung) with Winder
Two scholars consider the displacement of Assyrian people and their art.
You can’t keep art safe and leave people to the winds.
