The goldsmith's debt : conceptions of property in early modern art /

"Urban centers of the Holy Roman Empire stored wealth in the form of precious metal vessels. The city of Nuremberg, for example, annually commissioned its goldsmiths to transform revenue into goblets that could be given as diplomatic gifts or reconverted into currency in times of war. Courts, t...

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Main Author:	Brisman, Shira (Author)
Other Authors:	Jamnitzer, Christoph, 1563-1618
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Chicago : The University of Chicago Press, 2026.
Subjects:	Jamnitzer, Christoph, > 1563-1618. Jamnitzer, Christoph, > 1563-1618. > Neuw grottessken Buch. Goldwork > Germany > Nuremberg > History > 16th century. Industrial property > Germany > Nuremberg > History > 16th century. Grotesque in art. Pattern books > Germany > Nuremberg > History > 16th century. Art patronage > Germany > Nuremberg > History > 16th century. Goldwork > Political aspects > Germany > Nuremberg. Grotesque dans l'art. Mécénat > Allemagne > Nuremberg > Histoire > 16e siècle. Propriété industrielle > Allemagne > Nuremberg > Histoire > 16e siècle.

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