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| Date |
post 1546 |
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Oil on vellum, mounted on wood. Öl auf Pergament, auf Holz aufgezogen |
| Dimensions |
43.6 × 29.8 cm (17.2 × 11.7 in) |
| Current location |
Germanisches Nationalmuseum  |
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| Native name |
Germanisches Nationalmuseum |
| Location |
Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany |
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49° 26′ 54.00″ N, 11° 4′ 32.00″ E   |
| Established |
1852 |
| Website |
www.gnm.de |
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historicalportraits.com |
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