File:Herzog Erich der Ältere von Calenberg und Kaiser Maximilian vor der Veste Kufstein in Tirol by Johannes Christian Riepenhausen.jpg

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English: Pen-and-ink-drawing by Johannes Riepenhausen about 1836: Herzog Erich der Ältere von Calenberg und Kaiser Maximilian vor der Veste Kufstein in Tirol.
Deutsch: Herzog Erich der Ältere von Calenberg bekommt vom Kaiser Maximilian vor der Festung Kufstein in Tirol eine symbolische Ohrfeige, weil er es gewagt hat, den Kaiser um das Leben der Besiegten zu bitten. Da der Herzog Erich dem Kaiser 1504 in der Schlacht bei Regensburg das Leben gerettet hatte, erfüllt der Kaiser die Bitte seines Patensohnes und lässt die Bewohner der Burg frei.
Date created about 1836
Source Pen-and-ink-drawing, 280x444 mm: Herzog Erich der Ältere von Calenberg und Kaiser Maximilian vor der Veste Kufstein in Tirol. Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum Braunschweig, Collection: „Andenken meiner Zeitgenossen“ by Bernhard Hausmann (1784-1873). Reference: Silke Gatenbröcker: Aquarelle und Zeichnungen aus Romantik und Biedermeier. Die Sammlung „Andenken meiner Zeitgenossen“ des Bernhard Hausmann (1784-1873). Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum Braunschweig 2005. Hirmer Verlag München 2005. Page 183 - 184. ISBN 3-7774-2505-2
Author Johannes Riepenhausen (*1787; † 1860)
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Other versions Abbildung vom Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum Braunschweig auf der Webseite von kulturerbe.niedersachsen.de

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