Monogrammist PW of Cologne 1499-1515

Monogrammist PW of Cologne.Гравюры и игральные карты. 1499-1515.

German engraver active in Cologne early sixteenth century,
1499 - 1515- approximate dates of activity.
Also Known As:
Monogrammist PW of Cologne; Monogrammist PW; Master PW


Print made by Monogrammist PW of Cologne
Date
1499-1503 (c.)





Print made by Monogrammist PW of Cologne
Date
1499-1503 (c.)

St George; the saint stands in full armour in the centre and pierces his sword through the dragon's throat; to the right stands his horse, seen from behind; in the background is a hill, where the princess stands with raised arms next to a lamb; on top of the hill is the city of Selene. c.1500


Print made by Anonymous
After Monogrammist PW of Cologne
Date
1500-1510 (c.)
Lansquenet and a standard bearer, having a conversation; cut at all sides
Engraving

Monogrammist PW of Cologne (Print made by); The duet; on a grassy bench sits a young woman, playing the lute

Monogrammist PW of Cologne (Print made by); Two lansquenets, with lance and halberd, having a conversation.


1515 (circa)

Lot and his daughters; one of whom hands him the chalice, the other holding the bottle of wine, Sodom is seen in flames in the left background, to the right, on top of a hill, is Lot's wife, turned into a pillar of salt.

The Swiss war; fragment of sheet four: Swabia; in the foreground is a succession of soldiers, separated by the centre and background through a wall of trees; above, Swabian cities are represented, with their names engraved; the left part of the print is cut off. c.1500

----------------Round Playing-Cards---



Sheet with four playing cards divided by a vertical and a horiztonal line to indicate where the sheet should be cut; in upper row the ace of hares to left and the ace of parrots perched on a tree to left; in lower row the ace of pinks and the ace of columbines; from a pack of 52 round playing-cards after the Monogrammist PW.









Sheet with six playing cards








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Playing-card: Queen of Roses; a lady on horseback, holding a falcon. c.1500


Monogrammist PW of Cologne (After); Telman von Wesel (Print made by); King of columbines

Monogrammist PW of Cologne (After); Telman von Wesel (Print made by); Queen of columbines





1) Valet of roses: a young soldier with arrow and crossbow, walking to the left; 2) Knave of columbines: a young man with lance and sword, walking to the right; printed from the same plate; the outer borderlines of both cards cross each other slightly. c.1500

Playing-card: queen of carnations; a lady on horseback; two hands and a monogramm are imprinted on the horse's caparison. c.1500

Playing-card: king of carnations; depicted on horseback; inscription on the horse's bridle. c.1500

Playing-card: king of roses; depicted on horseback. c.1500


Playing-card: queen of columbines; a lady riding a mule. c.1500

Playing-card: king of columbines; depicted on horseback. c.1500




Playing-card: knave of carnations; a lansquenet running to the right; without outer borderline. c.1500

Playing-card: valet of carnations; a lansquenet running to the right. c.1500

Sheet with six playing cards


---------------------- hares-----------------------

Monogrammist PW of Cologne (After); Telman von Wesel (Print made by); Three of hares



Six of hares; with six hares eating leaves



Nine of hares


Playing-card: king of hares; the sultan is depicted on horseback. c.1500

The upper valet of hares



Playing-card: eight of hares. c.1500










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The under valet of pinks


The upper valet of columbines

----------------parrots----







Monogrammist PW of Cologne (After); Telman von Wesel (Print made by); King of parrot





Playing-card: knave of parrots; a black man with a ball and chain c.1500

Playing-card: valet of parrots; a black man (fighter) with a mace flail, running to the right. c.1500


Playing-card: queen of parrots; a black lady on horseback. c.1500



Playing-card: king of parrots; depicted on horseback. c.1500




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Playing-card: valet of hares; a man in orientral clothes, with a lance, running to the left. c.1500

Игра в карты. 1500-1900 Playing cards- HERE



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