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Hans Rupprecht Goette, Schwertbandbüsten der Kaiserzeit. Zu Bildtraditionen, Werkstattfragen und zur Benennung der Büste Inv. 4810 im Museum der Bildenden Künste in Budapest und verwandter Werke

DODavid Ojeda

Key Points

  • The review aims to evaluate Goette's insights on traditions and craftsmanship related to Kaiserzeit busts.
  • Analyses the text and illustrations of Goette's publication.
  • Assesses connections between artistic traditions and workshop practices.
  • Considers the classification of specific busts, including Inv. 4810.
  • Highlights notable artistic traditions in German busts from the Kaiserzeit.
  • Discusses workshop practices and their implications for understanding the busts.
  • Clarifies the naming and classification of Inv. 4810 within art historical context.

Abstract

Rezension zu: Hans Rupprecht Goette, Schwertbandbüsten der Kaiserzeit. Zu Bildtraditionen, Werkstattfragen und zur Benennung der Büste Inv. 4810 im Museum der Bildenden Künste in Budapest und verwandter Werke. Publisher Dr. Kovač. Hamburg 2021. 124 pages with 56 figures.

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David Ojeda (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5e745a333a821460cd8bhttps://doi.org/10.11588/bjb.2022.1.115517
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