Dominicus Custos
Dominicus Custos (c.1560–1612), engraver and publisher in Augsburg, worked for Archduke Ferdinand II of Tyrol.
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R-04-120-237Holy Family with little John the the Baptist
R-05-83-236Gottvater with Adam and Eve before the Tree of the of Life
R-05-84-237Adam and Eve with the cupids in the Paradise
R-05-85-239Expulsion from Paradise
R-05-85-240Allegorical Representation - Menschliche Sins - Teufel as Begleiter the Menschheit
R-05-86-241Allegorical Representation - Menschliche Sins - Neid, Abduction and Mord
R-05-87-243Allegorical Representation - Menschliches Jammertal - Krankheit and Old
R-05-88-245Allegorical Representation - Menschliches Jammertal - Krankheit, Leiden and Death
R-05-89-247Allegorical Representation - Hochmut
R-05-89-248Allegorical Representation - Menschliche Sins - Faulheit, Trägheit and Verrat
R-05-126-296Title Page - Mary with the Christ Child >>TV INVOCA DOMINVM ET LOQVERE REGI PRO NOBIS ET
R-05-126-297Glorifizierung the city Augsburg through the christliche Religion
R-05-126-298Conversion the St. Afra through Bishop Narcissus
R-05-126-299St. Afra before the Richtern
R-05-127-300Einsetzung of the Dionysius, of the Onkel the St. Afra, through Bishop Narcissus
R-05-127-301Vorbereitung the Verbrennung the St. Afra
R-05-127-302Martyrdom the Mother and the Mägde the St. Afra
R-05-127-303Lamentation at the Grab the St. Afra
R-05-128-304St. Simpert erbaut the Afra-church in Augsburg
R-05-128-305King Henry I. bestätigt the St. Ulrich as Bishop of Augsburg
R-05-128-306St. Ulrich empfängt the Insignien seines Amtes
R-05-128-307St. Ulrich with the Armenfürsorge
R-05-129-308Verteidigung of Augsburg gegen the Ungarn
R-05-129-309St. Ulrich and St. Wolfgang of Regensburg at the Mahl
R-05-129-310St. Wolfgang of Regensburg begräbt the St. Ulrich in the Augsburger Afra-church
R-05-129-311Feierlicher Nude in the AugsburgerAfra-church (?)
R-05-130-312Einsetzung of a Bischofs
R-05-130-313Pope John XV. kanonisiert the St. Ulrich
R-05-130-314St. Wolfshard of Augsburg as Einsiedler
R-05-130-315David of Ausburg verfasst his Hauptwerk
R-05-131-316A Pilgerin is before the Stadttor of Füchsen angegriffen
R-05-131-317Berthold of Regensburg predigt in Ausburg - Verbrennung the Glückspiele
R-05-131-318Christusmonogramm with Arma of Christ
R-12-53-195St. Jerome
R-12-53-196Holy Family
R-12-54-198Death Mariens
R-16-01-01Title Page >> TIROLENSIVM Principiim COMITVM<<
R-16-01-02Allegorical Representation - Bergbau in Tyrol
R-16-03-04Count Albert I. of Görz
R-16-04-05Duke Meinhard I. of Görz - Tyrol
R-16-05-06Count Gebhard of Hirschberg
R-16-06-07Duke Meinhard II. of Görz - Tyrol
R-16-07-08Otto
R-16-08-09Albert II. of Tyrol
R-16-09-10Louis
R-16-10-11Henry
R-16-12-14Duke Leopold I. of Austria
R-16-13-15Duke Johann Henry of Luxemburg
R-16-13-16Erbgräfin Margarete Maultasch of Tyrol - Görz
R-16-14-17Duke Louis II. of Brandenburg
R-16-15-19Duke Mainhard III.
R-16-16-20Archduke Rudolf IV. the Stifter of Austria
R-16-17-21Duke Albert III. "with the Zopf" of Austria
R-16-18-23Duke Leopold III. of Austria
R-16-19-25Duke Wilhelm II. of Austria
R-16-21-28Duke Leopold IV. of Austria
R-16-23-31Duke Friedrich IV. "with the leeren Tasche" of Austria - Tyrol
R-16-25-36Archduke Ernst the Eiserne of Austria
R-16-26-37Emperor Albrecht II.
R-16-27-38Emperor Friedrich III.
R-16-29-39Archduke Sigismund the Münzreiche of Austria - Tyrol
R-16-31-44Emperor Maximilian I.
R-16-32-47Emperor Charles V.
R-16-33-50Emperor Ferdinand I.
R-16-38-58Archduke Ferdinand II. of Tyrol
R-16-38-59Erzherzogin Anne Catherine Juliana Gonzaga of Mantua
R-16-39-64Kardinal Andrew of Habsburg, Bishop of Konstanz and Brixen
R-16-39-65Margrave Charles of Burgau
R-16-41-70Emperor Rudolf II.
R-16-42-74Emperor Rudolf II.
R-16-45-77Archduke Maximilian III. the Deutschmeister
R-16-76-112Kardinal Louis of Madruz
R-16-89-128Paul Sixt Count Trautson
R-16-89-129Justinian Moser
R-16-89-130Leo Schiller of Herdern
R-16-90-131Fortunat of Madruz
R-16-97-149John Baptista Montanus
R-16-99-154Peter Candid
R-18-79-103Ascension of Christ
R-29-43-64Joseph Heinz