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Archduke Leopold V from Tyrol
after 1630 | Caspar Gras
The house of Habsburg erected only a single public equestrian statue during the 17th century, in Innsbruck. Statuettes, however, were created in greater numbers and series, showing various family members as armoured field commanders. Their heads could be exchanged. The fame of individual personalities was thus only somewhat important: the military achievements of the dynasty were far more central.

The house of Habsburg erected only a single public equestrian statue during the 17th century, in Innsbruck. Statuettes, however, were created in greater numbers and series, showing various family members as armoured field commanders. Their heads could be exchanged. The fame of individual personalities was thus only somewhat important: the military achievements of the dynasty were far more central.
Attributed to:
Caspar Gras (1585 Mergentheim - 1674 Schwaz; tätig in Innsbruck) DNBarrow_outward
Depiction/Person:
Leopold I. (1658-1705), Kaiser (1640 - 1705) DNBarrow_outward
Time:
after 1630
Object Name
Statuette; bronze sculpture
Culture
Innsbruck
Material/technology:
Bronze
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Kunstkammer
Invs.
Kunstkammer, 6000
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