Rudolfine court art

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Rudolfine court art refers to the distinctive, Mannerist-influenced artistic production fostered at the court of Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II in Prague around 1600, known for its elaborate allegories, refined craftsmanship, and fascination with science and the occult.

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Rudolfine court art canonical 2
Habsburg court art 1

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Allegory of the Virtues of Rudolf II partOf Rudolfine court art
Prague school of Mannerism hasPart Rudolfine court art
Prague school of Mannerism influenced Habsburg court art
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