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A Crossbow of Matthias Corvinus, 1489
Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, 1925Bashford Dean
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The Provosts of the Chapter of Vasvár During the Reign of King Matthias Corvinus
Specimina Nova Pars Prima Sectio Medaevalis, 2022Up until now, littlé atténtion has béén paid to thé pérsonnél of thé Chaptér of Vasvár by thé medievalists. Since it is not a cathedral chapter, but a collegiate one, therefore it was not noted among the more significant chapters, therefore, due to the particularly rich source material, the compréhénsivé adaptation of thé chaptér’s pérsonnél is a ...
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Matthias Corvinus und die Renaissance in Ungarn 1458-1541
2023Kunstchronik. Monatsschrift für Kunstwissenschaft, Bd. 36 Nr. 2 (1983): Kunstchronik.
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Matthias Corvinus und die Bibliotheca Corviniana
2020Concilium medii aevi, Bd.
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Ein Buch aus der Bibliothek des Matthias Corvinus
2017Thüringer Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Jena - Objekt des Monats, vol.
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Gregorio di Lorenzo of Florence, sculptor to Matthias Corvinus
, 2008 CAGLIOTI F., CAGLIOTI, FRANCESCO
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R. Feuer-Tóth, Art and Humanism in Hungary in the Age of Matthias Corvinus
2023Rezension zu: Rózsa Feuer-Tóth, Art and Humanism in Hungary in the Age of Matthias Corvinus. Edited by Péter Farbaky. „Studia Humanitatis“ Publications of the Centre for Renaissance Research 8. Hungarian Academy of Sciences – Institute for Literary Studies. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1990. 179 Seiten, 9 Abb.
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The Croatian Nobility and King Matthias Corvinus -Between Cooperation and Confrontation
Transylvanian Review, 2008The rule of Hungarian and Croatian King Matthias Corvinus (1458-1490) had a profound impact upon his kingdom, upon the region, and upon the whole of Europe. Croatia was no exception to this. The paper analyzes the relations between Matthias, the Croatian magnate families, and the lesser and middle nobility. One might conclude that the Croatian nobility
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