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Kopie eines Reliefs des Meisters Hans Schwarz aus Augsburg, aus braunem birnbaumähnlichen Holz, die Grablegung Christi darstellend, von Hennig (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
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Dimensions of the original: height 10 “7” “, width 7 ‘4’”. In the possession of the bookseller Rudolph Weigel in Leipzig. "Among the... Pictorial carvers of that time, only one is known to whom... this carved work should be attributed. This is Hans Schwarz from Augsburg [...], a sculptor who has flourished. In: Becker, C.; Hefner-Alteneck, Jakob Heinrich von: Art and equipment of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, vol. 1, Frankfurt am Main. 1852, p. 44f.
Title: Kopie eines Reliefs des Meisters Hans Schwarz aus Augsburg, aus braunem birnbaumähnlichen Holz, die Grablegung Christi darstellend, von Hennig (vom Bearbeiter vergebener Titel)
Description:
Dimensions of the original: height 10 “7” “, width 7 ‘4’”.
In the possession of the bookseller Rudolph Weigel in Leipzig.
"Among the.
Pictorial carvers of that time, only one is known to whom.
this carved work should be attributed.
This is Hans Schwarz from Augsburg [.
], a sculptor who has flourished.
In: Becker, C.
; Hefner-Alteneck, Jakob Heinrich von: Art and equipment of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, vol.
1, Frankfurt am Main.
1852, p.
44f.
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