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Friedrich Hagenauer (1499–1546)
sculpture in the National Gallery of Art (NGA 45359)
![Caspar Wintzerer, 1465 or 1475-1542, Bavarian Soldier [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/19/Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Caspar_Wintzerer%2C_1465_or_1475-1542%2C_Bavarian_Soldier_(obverse)%2C_1526%2C_NGA_45571.jpg/500px-Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Caspar_Wintzerer%2C_1465_or_1475-1542%2C_Bavarian_Soldier_(obverse)%2C_1526%2C_NGA_45571.jpg)
Caspar Wintzerer, 1465 or 1475-1542, Bavarian Soldier [obverse]
![Inscription [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b1/Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Inscription_(reverse)%2C_1526%2C_NGA_45572.jpg/500px-Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Inscription_(reverse)%2C_1526%2C_NGA_45572.jpg)
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Augustus Lösch, 1471-1535, Chancellor of the Duchy of Bavaria
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Sebastian Liegsalz (Ligsalz), 1483-1534, Munich Patrician
Ursula Saemftl, 1499-1551, Second Wife of Sebastian Liegsalz 1522
Georg Vitill, born 1491, of Augsburg
Conrad Peutinger, 1465-1547, Humanist and Antiquarian
Margaret von Firmian, 1509-1536, Wife of Caspar von Frundsberg
![Joachim I, Prince of Brandenburg, 1484-1535 [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/21/Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Joachim_I%2C_Prince_of_Brandenburg%2C_1484-1535_(obverse)%2C_1530%2C_NGA_45577.jpg/500px-Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Joachim_I%2C_Prince_of_Brandenburg%2C_1484-1535_(obverse)%2C_1530%2C_NGA_45577.jpg)
Joachim I, Prince of Brandenburg, 1484-1535 [obverse]
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![Johannes Mulicum, Infirmarian of the Cistercian Monastery at Kamp near Neuss [obverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e7/Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Johannes_Mulicum%2C_Infirmarian_of_the_Cistercian_Monastery_at_Kamp_near_Neuss_(obverse)%2C_1540%2C_NGA_45361.jpg/500px-Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Johannes_Mulicum%2C_Infirmarian_of_the_Cistercian_Monastery_at_Kamp_near_Neuss_(obverse)%2C_1540%2C_NGA_45361.jpg)
Johannes Mulicum, Infirmarian of the Cistercian Monastery at Kamp near Neuss [obverse]
![Inscription [reverse]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Inscription_(reverse)%2C_probably_1540%2C_NGA_45362.jpg/500px-Friedrich_Hagenauer%2C_Inscription_(reverse)%2C_probably_1540%2C_NGA_45362.jpg)
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El Ferrocarril o El Camino de Hierro.
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