The Campaign of the Emperor Maximilian 1515
jorgbreutheelder
themetropolitanmuseumofart
sculpture
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medieval
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sculpture
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monochrome colours
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figuration
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sculpture
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black and white
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men
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history-painting
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northern-renaissance
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monochrome
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decorative-art
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monochrome
"The Campaign of the Emperor Maximilian" (1515) by Jörg Breu the Elder is a roundel, or small circular painting, depicting the military campaign of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. The piece, currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, displays a dense, intricately detailed scene of soldiers, flags, and a walled city, likely a symbolic representation of Maximilian's military prowess and triumphs. The piece demonstrates Breu's signature style, blending realism with an emphasis on detailed, almost fantastical, visual elements.
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