Ludwig Neufahrer

Neifarer, Ludwig
Neufarer, Ludwig

Austrian, c. 1500 - 1563

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This is a photograph of a coin. The coin features a central image of an eagle with its wings spread, standing atop a central emblem surrounded by detailed engravings. At the eagle's chest, there appears to be a shield or emblem. Beneath the eagle, there are additional sculpted figures or symbols flanked by columns and ribbon-like elements. The coin's edge is adorned with inscribed text and a textured, beaded border that encapsulates the design. The surface of the coin shows signs of wear.
Ludwig Neufahrer, Double-headed Crowned Eagle on the Pillars of Hercules [reverse], 1542, pewter//Struck?, Samuel H. Kress Collection, 1957.14.1200.b

Double-headed Crowned Eagle on the Pillars of Hercules [reverse]

Ludwig Neufahrer · 1542 · pewter//Struck? ·  Accession ID  1957.14.1200.b

The sculpture depicts a coin featuring the profile portrait of a bearded man wearing a cap. The man appears in mid-relief, showcasing his facial features such as his nose, beard, and expression. The coin is made of metallic material, likely bronze, with a dull, tarnished silver hue. The surface of the coin is detailed and textured, with engravings encircling the figure that may include text. The relief of the coin creates a dimensional appearance against the flat background.
Ludwig Neufahrer, Charles V, 1500-1558, King of Spain 1516-1556, Holy Roman Emperor 1519 [obverse], 1542, pewter//Struck?, Samuel H. Kress Collection, 1957.14.1200.a

Charles V, 1500-1558, King of Spain 1516-1556, Holy Roman Emperor 1519 [obverse]

Ludwig Neufahrer · 1542 · pewter//Struck? ·  Accession ID  1957.14.1200.a

The sculpture is a medallion featuring the portrait of a man. The man is portrayed in a side profile, wearing a decorated hat with a feather, a full mustache, beard, and a rich garment. The material appears to be metal, possibly bronze, with detailed engravings and inscriptions around the man. The text on the medallion reads "FRANCISCVS I FRANCORVM REX C." It is circular with a hole near the top edge. The relief gives the subject a realistic appearance, making him appear dignified.
Ludwig Neufahrer, François I, 1494-1547, King of France 1515 [obverse], 1537, silver, Samuel H. Kress Collection, 1957.14.1131.a

François I, 1494-1547, King of France 1515 [obverse]

Ludwig Neufahrer · 1537 · silver ·  Accession ID  1957.14.1131.a

The sculpture is a circular medal featuring a dragon-like creature breathing fire. The creature is centrally positioned and surrounded by decorative elements, including a crown above its head. The medal is crafted from a metallic material with a bronze or brass-like appearance. The surface is textured and the details of the dragon and surrounding elements are well-defined, enhancing the three-dimensional quality of the piece. The outer rim of the medal bears an inscription.
Ludwig Neufahrer, Salamander in Flames [reverse], 1537, silver, Samuel H. Kress Collection, 1957.14.1131.b

Salamander in Flames [reverse]

Ludwig Neufahrer · 1537 · silver ·  Accession ID  1957.14.1131.b

Bibliography

1907

  • Ref Number: XXV.406
    T.-B.XXV.406