Single portrait of Jakob VII Trapp
General information |
Original location |
Schluderns (South Tyrol, Italy), Churburg (possibly) |
Current location |
Still in original location |
Artist |
Jakob Pfister |
Date |
First half of the seventeenth century |
Material |
Oil on linen |
Dimensions |
160 x 111 cm |
Visual elements |
Short description |
Portrait of a harnessed man, standing, portrayed almost full-length, turned to the right, facing the viewer. His left hand rests on a helmet. |
Depicted pilgrim |
Personal information |
Name |
Jakob VII Trapp |
Social status / profession |
Lord of Churburg; Knight of the Holy Sepulchre |
Coat of arms |
Top right: early renaissance shield - quarterly, I and III: in green a black crane, II and IV: in silver a fess dancetty paly red and black; a silver inescutcheon with (?)
early renaissance shield - in silver a red Jerusalem cross |
Text |
Top right: Anno nativitatis Christi 1553 // Iacobi Trapp, aetatis suae xxvi |
Other known portraits |
Full length wooden statue, c.1560 (Schluderns, Churburg) |
Pilgrimages |
Year of pilgrimage to Jerusalem |
1561 |
Attributes Jerusalem pilgrimage |
Jerusalem cross (on coat of arms) |
Death |
Year of death |
1563 |
Additional information related to this person |
Personal remarks |
The pilgrim's cloak of Jakob still exists, also in Churburg castle (see weblinks). |
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Additional information |
Literature |
- Abate, Marco, et al. (ed.), Circa 1500. Landesausstellung 2000 (Milan 2000)
- Andergassen, Leo, Churburg. Geschichte Gestalt und Kunst (Munich 1991), p. 59f.
- Grebe, Anja, 'Pilgrims and Fashion: The Functions of Pilgrims' Garments,' in: Sarah Blick and Rita Tekippe (eds.), Art and Architecture of Late Medieval Pilgrimage in Northern Europe and the British Isles (Leiden and Boston 2005), pp. 3-28
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Internet links |
Description of the pilgrim's cloak of Jakob Trapp
Description on Tiroler Portraits (search on 'jakob vii. trapp') |
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