| Date | Description | Source | Reference |
| 1589 A.D. | Four bell tents and one pavilion.
Bell tent, spike and ball apex, dark roof, valance and wall panels defined. Bell tent, spike and ball apex, alternate dark and light roof panels, valance and wall panels defined. Pavilion, spike and ball apex, alternative dark and light panels on roof, dark scalloped valance with two white sections, wall panels defined. Only the plain roofs of the other two bell tents are visible. |
Lucas Mayer, Active Nuremberg, 1566 - 1605.
No. 4. Assignation of King Henry III of France by a Dominican monk at St.Cloud, 1 August 1589. Nuremberg (GM-HB. 14604/1373) |
Strauss, W.L., The German Single-leaf Woodcut 1550 - 1600, Volume 2, New York, 1975, p. 699. |
Other works by Lucas Mayer:
News from Neuheuss; The Turkish Danger
The Comet seen in Transylvania above the Turkish Command Post
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