Title

The Nuremberg field serpent, a culverin

Caption

The Nuremberg field serpent, a culverin, was a relatively simple precursor of the musket and later a medieval cannon adapted by the French in the 15th century, Hungarians inspecting the gun, facsimile of etching by Albrecht Duerer, Germany, digitally restored reproduction of a 19th century original, exact original date unknown, Europe

Date

Jul 02, 2022

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Reference

BRK22D95_209

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Royalty free

Available size

31,1Mb (10,4Mb) / 13,3in x 9,0in / 4000 x 2714 (300dpi)

Keywords

15th c. 15th century 1900s 19th century 19th-century 2 people Albrecht Durer Albrecht Duerer Bavaria Bayern Central Europe Character Characters Etching Europe Europe's Franconia Frenchman Frenchmen German Historic illustration Historic illustrations Historical illustration Hungarian Hungary In the middle ages Middle Ages Middle Europe Middle Franconian Nuremberg Original date Renaissance period South Germany Southern Germany accurate armed arms art artist artists arts barrel black black and white black-and-white black-white cannon cannon tube cannons copy depiction depictions digital digitally drawing drawn exact firearm firearms former formerly french gun barrel handgun handguns historic historical history image image motif inspect inspecting mediaeval medieval motif muzzleloader muzzleloaders nineteenth century painter painters painting paintings plain precise renaissance replica replication representation reproduction restored sign simple symbol symbols two people two persons vintage weapon weapons white woodcut woodcuts woodprint xylograph FRG German Federal Republic Germany Middle Franconia Mittelfranken Republic of Germany drawings illustration illustrations old reconstruction refurbishment restoration restoration work restorations sketch