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In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Even comparatively clean prints preserved in long-forgotten albums usually bear traces of folding, inscribing, pasting, stamping, or trimming, though such clues may stay hidden on their blank versos. In particular, the backs of Renaissance impressions often hide ownership marks, such as the coat of arms at the lower edge of this work, which identifies it as the property of the nineteenth-century Austrian collector Franz Ritter von Hauslab. This deeply printed woodcut sheet comes from a three-part frieze reproducing a supposedly prophetic, anti-papal tapestry; adhesive stains suggest it might once have been attached to its companion sheets.
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Christoph Bockstorffer — Lansquenets and ladies
Daniel Hopfer, I — Three Proverbs of King Solomon
Pieter Coecke van Aelst|Mayken Verhulst — Festival of the Ne
Lucas Cranach the Elder — The Beheading of St. John the Bapt
Mathais Beitler|Stephan Herman — Farmers, from Das Bossenbüc
Heinrich Aldegrever — Dancing Couple, from "The Small Weddin
Hans Schäufelein|Hans von Leonrodt|Silvan Otmar — A Fool in
Hans Schäufelein — Dancing Couple (IV), from The Wedding Dan
Lucas van Leyden — The Promenade
Johann Theodor de Bry (German, 1561–1623) — The Baggage Trai
Albrecht Dürer|Luigi Guidotti — Three Peasants in Conversati
Heinrich Aldegrever — Dancing Couple, from "The Small Weddin