The Voyage of the White King Against the Turks, from Der Weisskunig 1514 - 1516

This woodcut, "The Voyage of the White King Against the Turks, from Der Weisskunig," was created by Hans Burgkmair in 1514-1516. It depicts a scene of a naval battle, likely a Christian victory over the Ottoman Turks. The detailed imagery highlights the ships, soldiers, and flags, with a focus on the White King, showcasing the artist's meticulous approach to detail. This piece is part of the larger series "Der Weisskunig," a chronicle of the life of Emperor Maximilian I. This artwork is an example of the "Northern Renaissance" style, known for its realistic portrayal of human figures and detailed landscapes. It is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.