Kaiser Maximilian I.
Der letzte Ritter und das hofische Turnier
edited by Sabine Haag, Alfried Wieczorek, Matthias Pfaffenbichler and Hans-Jurgen Buderer
Hardback (Published)
(April 2014)
ISBN: 9783795428426
9.49 x 10.98 inches
Price: $46.00
In stock
During the High and late Middle Ages, the courtly tournament represented a central point in knightly culture. The Habsburg ruler Emperor Maximilian I led tournaments and knightly culture to their final heyday. The exhibition and the accompanying catalog display numerous costly objects from one of the most important collections of arms in the world: the Arms and Armor Collection of the Art-Historical Museum in Vienna. German text.
Im Hoch- und Spatmittelalter stellte das hofische Turnier einen Kernpunkt der ritterlichen Kultur dar. Besonders der Habsburger Kaiser Maximilian I. fuhrte dies zu einer letzten Blute. Die Ausstellung und der begleitende Katalog zeigen zahlreiche kostbare Objekte aus einer der bedeutendsten Waffensammlungen der Welt, der Hofjagd- und Rustkammer in Wien.
- Edited by Hans-Jurgen Buderer
- Edited by Sabine Haag
- Edited by Matthias Pfaffenbichler
- Edited by Alfried Wieczorek
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