Fasciculus:Trionfi di cesare 10.jpg

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Summarium

Andreas Mantegna: Triumphs of Caesar, 10, The Senators. I have the replaced image I constituted using screenshots by one created from the 25 tiles that make up the highest resolution image in the online digital library of the Albertina. (

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Artifex



Descriptio	Italian pictor, chalcographus, illuminator, Sculptor, delineator et printmaker
Dies natalis/mortis	1431	13 September 1506
Locus natalis/mortis	Isola Mantegna	Mantua
Work location	Patavium, Mantua
Authority file	: Q5681 VIAF: 27084155 ISNI: 0000000121251886 ULAN: 500004218 Open Library: OL129424A LCCN: n79040004 WorldCat

Titulus

Triumphs of Caesar, 10, The Senators. I have the replaced image I constituted using screenshots by one created from the 25 tiles that make up the highest resolution image in the online digital library of the Albertina.

Datum

circa 1486 - circa 1505

Collectus

Albertina

	Native name	Albertina
	Parent institution	Q105525743
	Location	Vindobona, Austria
	Coordinates	48° 12′ 16.42″ N, 16° 22′ 05.95″ E
	Established	1801
	Situs interretialis	www.albertina.at
	Authority file	: Q371908 VIAF: 136821676 ISNI: 000000040520933X ULAN: 500224093 LCCN: n84168024 GND: 2012512-4 WorldCat

Current location

Graphische Sammlung

Source/Photographer

Digitised image

Permissio
(Reusing this file)

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Historia fasciculi

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	Dies/Tempus	Dimensiones	Usor	Sententia
recentissima	10:12, 3 Octobris 2016	1 125 × 1 200 (342 chiliocteti)	Mathsci	Image reconstituted directly using tiles instead of using linux software (Gimp) and screenshots
	08:59, 3 Octobris 2016	1 904 × 2 052 (2.66 megaocteti)	Mathsci	file created by me on 16 January 10 on en.wikipedia - reconstituted from screenshots from source file in Vienna - uploader on commons has misrepresented the creator of the file and how they obtained - t was copied from the file I created
	11:27, 27 Ianuarii 2010	1 904 × 2 052 (2.66 megaocteti)	Sailko	{{Information \|Description=see filename \|Source=http://www.royalcollection.org.uk/egallery/maker.asp?maker=12248&row=8 \|Date=1486-1505 \|Author= see filename or category \|Permission={{PD-Art}} \|other_versions= }} Category:Triumphus Caesaris [[Category: