Triumphal Procession of emporor Maximilian

The Triumphal Procession (in German, Triumphzug) or Triumphs of Maximilian is a monumental 16th-century series of woodcut prints by several artists, commissioned by the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. The composite image was printed from over 130 separate wood blocks; a total of 139 are known. Approximately 54 metres (177 ft) long.
The programme for the Triumphal Procession was worked out by Maximilian and Johannes Stabius in 1512, and dictated to Maximilian's secretary Marx Treitsaurwein. Hans Burgkmair designed much of the Triumphal Procession, starting in about 1512 and contributing designs for 67 woodblocks.
The entire Procession consists of 17 rows of 4 riders (plus 2 princely figures). Engravings: Lecke & Kovar.
Note: The figures for this series can be used for the entire period 1500 to 1550.

Series list for 100/25/227
No. 100-635 b (4x) Landsknecht drummer on horseback, playing
No. 100-735 (2x) Knight (Obrist) on horseback
No. 100-636 b (4x) Herald on horseback
No. 100-736 (4x) Lansquenet fanfare player on horseback, playing
No. 100-637 b (4x) Herald on horseback
No. 100-737 (4x) Landsknecht kettledrummer on horseback, playing
No. 100-639 b (4x) Rider on horseback
No. 100-771 (1x) Georg von Frundsberg on horseback
No. 100-630 b (1x) Emperor Maximilian I on horseback
No. 100-640 b (4x) Reisiger on horseback
No. 100-790 (6x) Knight standard-bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-632 b (4x) Landsknecht fanfares on horseback, playing
No. 100-713 (4x) Knight on horseback, lance half-high
No. 100-633 b (4x) Landsknecht trumpeter on horseback, playing
No. 100-722 (4x) Knight on horseback, lance raised
No. 100-634 b (4x) Landsknecht oboe player on horseback, playing
No. 100-727 (6x) Knight banner bearer on horseback, banner waving
No. 100-638 b (4x) Landsknecht trombone player on horseback, playing
No. 100-730 (2x) Knight (Obrist) on horseback, sword raised