The Emperor Seated on His Throne, Seated Between Joanna of Castile and Mary of Burgundy, Above Are Twenty-two Winged Victories; with Coats of Arms of Maximilian's Noble Relatives, from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18 1515

This woodcut print by Hans Springinklee, created in 1515, depicts Emperor Maximilian I seated on his throne, flanked by Joanna of Castile and Mary of Burgundy. The scene is framed by a border of twenty-two winged victories and the coats of arms of Maximilian's noble relatives, signifying the emperor's power and lineage. The print is a proof, meaning it was a test print from the original woodblock, intended for the artist's own use. It is considered a significant example of German Renaissance art, showcasing the intricate detail and fine craftsmanship characteristic of the period.