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Flat Figures Painters Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: snagy on April 28, 2025, 10:55:39 AM
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Friends,
let me show two recently painted figures from the Mohács set of Offizin Gerstenhauer (previously Kieler Zinnfiguren).
First the figure C14 of a Hungarian baron and the figure of a Hungarian bagpiper C15).
The figures - at least the figure of the bagpiper - should represent the musician BEFORE the battle, since there was no mood and place for making merry thereafter.
The battle ended up with a disastrous Hungarian defeat wherein about 18 000 Hungarian soldiers have been killed by the Ottoman army .
The king, Louis II died and died the majority of the Hungarian aristocrats (barons), the majority of the Hungarian prelates (bishops).
(http://www.intflatfigures.org/BFFS/gallery/22/2574-110525045729.jpeg)
I have to mention that Mr. Gerstenhauer, who at present manages the Kieler Zinnfiguren, is a very nice gentleman, it is a pleasure to contact him.
Have a nice day-
Sandor
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Very nice, interesting subject didn't realise they used bagpipes. look forward to seeing any additions.
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Indeed, interesting and nicely painted; good work
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Christopher (Kristof) Frangepan, Croatian Dalmatian ban.
He did not take part in the Mohacs-battle, but was a famous contemporary warlord of Hungary.
(http://www.intflatfigures.org/BFFS/gallery/22/2574-100525101929.jpeg)
Have a nice weekend -
Sandor
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compliments! ;)
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Muhteşem, Sandor !!!!
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Thank you for your kind replies, Gentlemen!
However, your pronunciation Michel, is ein wenig Türkisch!!
(If I may say..!! ;) )
Have a nice day!
Sandor
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One of the most famous sultans in the Ottoman Empire was Muhteşem Süleyman (Soliman le Magnifique !) .... (the Magnificent)