The Upper Section of the Left Portal, with the Inscription on a Lion Skin; a Frieze with Busts of Roman Emperors; and Entablature of the Columns, from the Arch of Honor, proof, dated 1515, printed 1517-18 1515

Hans Springinklee's "The Upper Section of the Left Portal" is a 16th century woodcut print that showcases the elaborate details of a grand architectural structure. The composition is a complex arrangement of columns, friezes, and sculptures, with a focus on the upper portion of a portal. The print includes busts of Roman Emperors, an inscription on a lion skin, and a series of inscriptions in German, likely reflecting the humanist ideals prevalent during the Renaissance. This artwork is a testament to the artistry of woodcut printing in the early 16th century and provides insight into the architectural grandeur of the period.