Tyrole Collection
"Discover the rich history and captivating beauty of Tyrol through a series of intriguing hints
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"Discover the rich history and captivating beauty of Tyrol through a series of intriguing hints. Step into the Tomb of Maximilian I, where four bronze figures of mourners stand as a testament to this influential ruler's legacy. Designed by Gilg Sesselschreiber in the 16th century, these figures may represent ancestors, relatives, or contemporaries. Fast forward to 1809 when Hofer was appointed Governor of Tyrol, marking a significant moment in its political landscape. Explore the resilience and strength embodied by this region as you encounter portraits like that of a young woman from Tyrol. Dressed in traditional Tyrolean attire, she embodies the spirit and charm unique to this Austrian province. Immerse yourself further into Tyrolean culture with an image capturing a man from Tyrol donning his iconic hat and smoking pipe. This portrait pays homage to Defregger's painting and highlights the historic significance attached to such representations. Travel back in time to Landeck in 1899, where you can witness the picturesque landscapes that have made Tyrol famous worldwide. Marvel at Fortress Klumm im Innthale through an engraving dating back to 1833 – a testament to both its architectural grandeur and historical importance. Delve into legends and heroic tales associated with Tyrol through captivating lithographs depicting epic heroes facing mountainous challenges head-on. Experience their triumphs but also their tragedies as portrayed in "The Victims of the Mountain" or "A Deadly Blast. " Uncover remarkable stories like that of General Alexandre Dumas – known as Horatius Cocles – who single-handedly defeated three Austrian opponents on Clausen Bridge in 1797. Witness his bravery immortalized through gouache artwork. Finally, journey alongside engravings showcasing events like Der Gollinger Fall (1841) or Feste Vano near Grigno (1847), offering glimpses into pivotal moments in Tyrol's history.