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Nuremberg Chronicle: Topographical View of Basle, Switzerland, 1493. Creator: Michael Wolgemut
Nuremberg Chronicle: Topographical View of Basle, Switzerland, 1493
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Media ID 19624488
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1434 1519 Michael Wolgemut Michael Wolgemut German 1494
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This print showcases a topographical view of Basle, Switzerland, as depicted in the famous Nuremberg Chronicle. Created by Michael Wolgemut and Wilhelm Playdenwurff in 1493, this woodcut captures the essence of the city during the 15th century. The intricate details and precision of this artwork transport us back in time to an era where medieval architecture dominated the skyline. The buildings are meticulously rendered, showcasing their unique features and architectural styles. From towering cathedrals to quaint houses lining cobbled streets, every element contributes to a vibrant and bustling cityscape. Basle's strategic location on the Rhine River is evident from this perspective. The river flows gracefully through the heart of the city, serving as a vital trade route for merchants traveling across Europe. Bridges connect both sides of Basle, symbolizing its importance as a crossroads between different cultures and nations. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of heritage art, we can't help but marvel at how it offers us a glimpse into history. It reminds us that even centuries ago, artists like Wolgemut had an incredible ability to capture not only physical landscapes but also cultural nuances within their work. Preserved by The Cleveland Museum of Art and made available through Heritage Images' collection, this print allows us to appreciate both artistic mastery and historical significance simultaneously. It serves as a testament to humanity's enduring fascination with capturing moments in time through visual representation.
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