Game board for „Langer Puff“
Game board and pieces of Emperor Ferdinand I (1537), Langer Puff is a variant of backgammon
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Game board for „Langer Puff“
Summary
Game board for „Langer Puff“ is a game board[1].
Key Facts
- Game board for „Langer Puff“ is the creator of Hans Kels the Elder[2].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“ is the creator of Hans Kels the younger[3].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“ is the creator of Veit Kels[4].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“ is in the country of Austria[5].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s image is recorded as Brettspiel für den Langen Puff by Hans Kels (1537) - Ferdinand I.png[6].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s image is recorded as CLODIUS PULCHER UND POMPEIA. SPIELSTEIN FÜR DAS BRETTSPIEL FÜR DEN 'LANGEN PUFF' 1537 Künstler. Hans Kels d. Ä. , Schnitzerei.png[7].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s instance of is recorded as game board[8].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s commissioned by is recorded as Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor[9].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s commissioned by is recorded as Georg Hörmann[10].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s owned by is recorded as Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor[11].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s owned by is recorded as Austria[12].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s movement is recorded as German Renaissance[13].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s made from material is recorded as wood[14].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s collection is recorded as Kunstkammer Wien[15].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s inventory number is recorded as 3419[16].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s location is recorded as Kunsthistorisches Museum[17].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s has use is recorded as tables game[18].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s Commons category is recorded as Brettspiel für den Langen Puff (Kunstkammer Wien)[19].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s country of origin is recorded as Holy Roman Empire[20].
- +1537-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Game board for „Langer Puff“[21].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s location of creation is recorded as Kaufbeuren[22].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s title is recorded as Brettspiel für den „Langen Puff“[23].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+56'}[24].
- Game board for „Langer Puff“'s width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+56'}[25].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Hans Kels the Elder[2], an artist[26], 1480–1559[27], of Holy Roman Empire[28]; Hans Kels the younger[3], a medalist[29], 1500–1560[30], of Holy Roman Empire[31]; and Veit Kels[4], a sculptor[32], b. 1513[33], of Holy Roman Empire[34].