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Freydal is an
uncompleted illustrated prose narrative commissioned by the Holy
Roman Emperor Maximilian I in the
early 16th century. It was
intended to...
- The
Freydal tournament book is an
early 16th
century illuminated m****cript held by the
Kunsthistorisches Museum in
Vienna containing 255
miniature paintings...
- the
Triumphal Procession, and in some of the
miniature paintings of the
Freydal tournament book. In the late
Middle Ages, the von
Polheims were one of...
- I. "Colored
plate depicting knights fighting with two-handed flails".
Freydal.
Archived from the
original on 2007-07-02.
Retrieved 2016-01-19. Douglas...
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almost all of the
illustrated costumed circle dances in the
Weisskunig and
Freydal, with
Maximilian himself usually being one of them.
Masquerades usually...
- Wolters' uitgevers-maatschappij. pp. 32–39. Krause, Stefan, ed. (2019).
Freydal.
Medieval Games: the Book of
Tournaments of
Emperor Maximilian I. Taschen...
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German 16th century, a
masquerade from
Freydal, the
tournament book of
Maximilian I, c. 1515, pen and
brown ink with
watercolor on laid paper. One in...
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Castilla (1866) by
Lorenzo Vallés.
Philip is
depicted in a
miniature in the
Freydal tournament book
jousting with his father, Maximilian, who is in the guise...
- the
Triumphal Procession, and in some of the
miniature paintings of the
Freydal tournament book.
Antonio de
Caldonazzo (also
spelt Caldonazo) is referred...
- was also
likely their main author) like the epic
poems Theuerdank and
Freydal, and the
chivalric novel Weisskunig are in
parts tribute to
their love...
