Vijf hofmaarschalken te paard 1483 - 1526

Hans Burgkmair's "Vijf hofmaarschalken te paard" (Five Marshals on Horseback) is a woodcut from the early 16th century, showcasing five figures, all of whom are mounted on horses, as they ride in a procession. The detailed depiction of the figures, their clothing, and the horses, exemplifies Burgkmair’s mastery of the woodcut medium, and the piece reflects the artist's interest in the intricacies of human form and the beauty of the natural world. This artwork is a testament to the richness and complexity of Renaissance art, showcasing the visual elegance of the period through the use of precise lines and a delicate balance between detail and overall composition.