Schiebedeckel zum Bildnis Ronner (WAF 547 a)

While specific techniques used for this work are not detailed, as a Northern Renaissance piece, it would have been characterized by attention to detail, realism, and possibly the use of oil on wood, common to the period and region.

Created in 1529 for a likely aristocratic or high-merchant class client (inferred from the artist's known patrons), the painting is now part of the Alte Pinakothek's collection.

Produced in Schwaz near Innsbruck, the work reflects the artistic demands of the Habsburg court and wealthy merchant families of the time, such as the Fuggers, for whom Hans Maler zu Schwaz frequently worked.

As a piece by Hans Maler zu Schwaz, it contributes to the understanding of Northern Renaissance portraiture and the artistic output of the Habsburg court's periphery in the early 16th century.