around 1700
Monogram MB (center image)
Monogrammed on both sides: MB
On the tile side with the city view, you can clearly see that the template slipped during the embossing process.
This leads to a doubling of the contour lines.
Inscriptions on the obverse with the city view of Nuremberg from the east:
SVB AQVILAE ROMANAE ALIS QVIESCO (I rest under the wings of the Roman eagle)
NORIBERGA VRBI
VM REGINA. (Nuremberg, the queen of cities)
Inscriptions
on the reverse with the allegorical figures for peace (with cornucopia
(with cornucopia and olive branch, the weapons are burned by the torch) and
Justice (with scales and sword):
ASPERA MITESCANT CONSTANTI SAECVLA PACE! (May the rough times be softened by constant peace!)
HIS TVTELARIBVS DOCTOR,
MERCATOR, ARTIFEX, OM
NES VIGENT. (Under her protection the scholar, the merchant, the craftsman and all others flourish).
Literature:
Game worlds
of art: Kunstkammerspiele. Exh. Cat. Museum of Art History
Vienna, May 21 to August 2, 1998, p. 243, cat. No. 9.
The wide view. Nuremberg panoramas from seven centuries. Exhib. Cat. of the
Art Collections of the City of Nuremberg, pp. 76-77, cat. No. 22d.
Location: Sammlung Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nürnberg
Design: Brunner, Martin
Realization: Brunner, Martin
Material: Pear tree (?), embossed, probably stained black, dm: 4.6 cm; h: 1.4 cm
photo 2020, Theo Noll
around 1700
Tile side with city view of Nuremberg
Monogrammed on both sides: MB
On the tile side with the city view, you can clearly see that the template slipped during the embossing process.
This leads to a doubling of the contour lines.
Inscriptions on the obverse with the city view of Nuremberg from the east:
SVB AQVILAE ROMANAE ALIS QVIESCO (I rest under the wings of the Roman eagle)
NORIBERGA VRBI
VM REGINA. (Nuremberg, the queen of cities)
Inscriptions
on the reverse with the allegorical figures for peace (with cornucopia
(with cornucopia and olive branch, the weapons are burned by the torch) and
Justice (with scales and sword):
ASPERA MITESCANT CONSTANTI SAECVLA PACE! (May the rough times be softened by constant peace!)
HIS TVTELARIBVS DOCTOR,
MERCATOR, ARTIFEX, OM
NES VIGENT. (Under her protection the scholar, the merchant, the craftsman and all others flourish).
Literature:
Game worlds
of art: Kunstkammerspiele. Exh. Cat. Museum of Art History
Vienna, May 21 to August 2, 1998, p. 243, cat. No. 9.
The wide view. Nuremberg panoramas from seven centuries. Exhib. Cat. of the
Art Collections of the City of Nuremberg, pp. 76-77, cat. No. 22d.
Location: Sammlung Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nürnberg
Design: Brunner, Martin
Realization: Brunner, Martin
Material: Pear tree (?), embossed, probably stained black, dm: 4.6 cm; h: 1.4 cm
scan 2020, Theo Noll
around 1700
Tile side with city view of Nuremberg, detail
Monogrammed on both sides: MB
On the tile side with the city view, you can clearly see that the template slipped during the embossing process.
This leads to a doubling of the contour lines.
Inscriptions on the obverse with the city view of Nuremberg from the east:
SVB AQVILAE ROMANAE ALIS QVIESCO (I rest under the wings of the Roman eagle)
NORIBERGA VRBI
VM REGINA. (Nuremberg, the queen of cities)
Inscriptions
on the reverse with the allegorical figures for peace (with cornucopia
(with cornucopia and olive branch, the weapons are burned by the torch) and
Justice (with scales and sword):
ASPERA MITESCANT CONSTANTI SAECVLA PACE! (May the rough times be softened by constant peace!)
HIS TVTELARIBVS DOCTOR,
MERCATOR, ARTIFEX, OM
NES VIGENT. (Under her protection the scholar, the merchant, the craftsman and all others flourish).
Literature:
Game worlds
of art: Kunstkammerspiele. Exh. Cat. Museum of Art History
Vienna, May 21 to August 2, 1998, p. 243, cat. No. 9.
The wide view. Nuremberg panoramas from seven centuries. Exhib. Cat. of the
Art Collections of the City of Nuremberg, pp. 76-77, cat. No. 22d.
Location: Sammlung Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nürnberg
Design: Brunner, Martin
Realization: Brunner, Martin
Material: Pear tree (?), embossed, probably stained black, dm: 4.6 cm; h: 1.4 cm
scan 2020, Theo Noll
around 1700
Oblique view
Monogrammed on both sides: MB
On the tile side with the city view, you can clearly see that the template slipped during the embossing process.
This leads to a doubling of the contour lines.
Inscriptions on the obverse with the city view of Nuremberg from the east:
SVB AQVILAE ROMANAE ALIS QVIESCO (I rest under the wings of the Roman eagle)
NORIBERGA VRBI
VM REGINA. (Nuremberg, the queen of cities)
Inscriptions
on the reverse with the allegorical figures for peace (with cornucopia
(with cornucopia and olive branch, the weapons are burned by the torch) and
Justice (with scales and sword):
ASPERA MITESCANT CONSTANTI SAECVLA PACE! (May the rough times be softened by constant peace!)
HIS TVTELARIBVS DOCTOR,
MERCATOR, ARTIFEX, OM
NES VIGENT. (Under her protection the scholar, the merchant, the craftsman and all others flourish).
Literature:
Game worlds
of art: Kunstkammerspiele. Exh. Cat. Museum of Art History
Vienna, May 21 to August 2, 1998, p. 243, cat. No. 9.
The wide view. Nuremberg panoramas from seven centuries. Exhib. Cat. of the
Art Collections of the City of Nuremberg, pp. 76-77, cat. No. 22d.
Location: Sammlung Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nürnberg
Design: Brunner, Martin
Realization: Brunner, Martin
Material: Pear tree (?), embossed, probably stained black, dm: 4.6 cm; h: 1.4 cm
photo 2020, Theo Noll
around 1700
Tile side with allegory Pax and Justiciarg. detail
Monogrammed on both sides: MB
On the tile side with the city view, you can clearly see that the template slipped during the embossing process.
This leads to a doubling of the contour lines.
Inscriptions on the obverse with the city view of Nuremberg from the east:
SVB AQVILAE ROMANAE ALIS QVIESCO (I rest under the wings of the Roman eagle)
NORIBERGA VRBI
VM REGINA. (Nuremberg, the queen of cities)
Inscriptions
on the reverse with the allegorical figures for peace (with cornucopia
(with cornucopia and olive branch, the weapons are burned by the torch) and
Justice (with scales and sword):
ASPERA MITESCANT CONSTANTI SAECVLA PACE! (May the rough times be softened by constant peace!)
HIS TVTELARIBVS DOCTOR,
MERCATOR, ARTIFEX, OM
NES VIGENT. (Under her protection the scholar, the merchant, the craftsman and all others flourish).
Literature:
Game worlds
of art: Kunstkammerspiele. Exh. Cat. Museum of Art History
Vienna, May 21 to August 2, 1998, p. 243, cat. No. 9.
The wide view. Nuremberg panoramas from seven centuries. Exhib. Cat. of the
Art Collections of the City of Nuremberg, pp. 76-77, cat. No. 22d.
Location: Sammlung Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nürnberg
Design: Brunner, Martin
Realization: Brunner, Martin
Material: Pear tree (?), embossed, probably stained black, dm: 4.6 cm; h: 1.4 cm
scan 2020, Theo Noll
around 1700
Tile side with allegory Pax and Justiciarg
Monogrammed on both sides: MB
On the tile side with the city view, you can clearly see that the template slipped during the embossing process.
This leads to a doubling of the contour lines.
Inscriptions on the obverse with the city view of Nuremberg from the east:
SVB AQVILAE ROMANAE ALIS QVIESCO (I rest under the wings of the Roman eagle)
NORIBERGA VRBI
VM REGINA. (Nuremberg, the queen of cities)
Inscriptions
on the reverse with the allegorical figures for peace (with cornucopia
(with cornucopia and olive branch, the weapons are burned by the torch) and
Justice (with scales and sword):
ASPERA MITESCANT CONSTANTI SAECVLA PACE! (May the rough times be softened by constant peace!)
HIS TVTELARIBVS DOCTOR,
MERCATOR, ARTIFEX, OM
NES VIGENT. (Under her protection the scholar, the merchant, the craftsman and all others flourish).
Literature:
Game worlds
of art: Kunstkammerspiele. Exh. Cat. Museum of Art History
Vienna, May 21 to August 2, 1998, p. 243, cat. No. 9.
The wide view. Nuremberg panoramas from seven centuries. Exhib. Cat. of the
Art Collections of the City of Nuremberg, pp. 76-77, cat. No. 22d.
Location: Sammlung Dr. Werner Schultheiß (†), Nürnberg
Design: Brunner, Martin
Realization: Brunner, Martin
Material: Pear tree (?), embossed, probably stained black, dm: 4.6 cm; h: 1.4 cm
photo 2020, Theo Noll
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