Allegory on the Principality Pfalz-Neuburg; a landscape with an elaborate two-tier throne, at the lower row from left to right a king with sceptre and orb (representing Prince Elector Rupprecht),  a prince with a long sword (representing Philipp), a king (representing Ludwig V), and a ruler with a laurel wreath (Ottheinrich), on the upper tier five children holding a palm leave, a lily, and two flowers respectively, above in the sky the dove of the Holy Spirit, in the foreground a prophet shown from the back, addressing the people on the throne; one of forty-eight woodcuts of the incomplete set 'Apocalypse and Satirical Allegories on the Church', without text or title-page, bound in one volume (BM 1911-7-8-103 to 150). 1544-1558
1544-1558 (see curator's comment)
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