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Portrait medallion of an unknown man

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Although Van der Schardt entered into the service of Emperor Maximilian II in Nuremberg, he still worked for other patrons. Prominent citizens were eager to have him portray them. Such likenesses could take the form of three-dimensional busts or low reliefs of the face in profile. The choice was usually based on financial considerations; a relief was less expensive.

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sculptures terracotta clay material oil paint paint johan gregor van der schardt portrait medallion high resolution painting collection rijksmuseum sculpture 3d object dutch paintings three dimensional rijksmuseum germany nürnberg nurnberg nuremberg
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1575 - 1580
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Rijksmuseum
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https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/
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Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication ("CCO 1.0 Dedication")

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sculptures terracotta clay material oil paint paint johan gregor van der schardt portrait medallion high resolution painting collection rijksmuseum sculpture 3d object dutch paintings three dimensional rijksmuseum germany nürnberg nurnberg nuremberg