Ambrosius holbein biography books
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Art, Exhibitions, Conservation and restoration, Criticism and interpretation, Christian art and symbolism, Gothic Painting, Staatsgalerie am Schaezler-Palais (Augsburg, Germany), Themes, motives, Altarpieces, Art, Renaissance, Basilicas, Basilieken, Expertising, Fiction, German Art, German Illumination of books and manuscripts, Grisaille painting, Illumination of books and manuscripts, Katharinenkloster (Augsburg, Germany), MalereiPeople
Ambrosius Holbein (1494?-1518?), Hans Holbein (1497-1543), Hans Burgkmair (1473-1531), L. F. Meister (active 1502), Mary Blessed Virgin, Saint, Ambrosius Holbein (1494?-1518), Hans•
Portrait of a young man; Ambrosius Holbein
Portrait of a young man; Ambrosius Holbein
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A customisable wall art print of a portrait of a young man, c.1517-1519, Ambrosius Holbein. The brush drawing of a young man in profil to the left was later inscribed with the name "Hans Holbin".
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Adventures of a Tudor Nerd
When we think of famous artists in the 15th and 16th centuries, we focus on the great European masters. Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Albrecht Durer tend to come immediately to mind. However, one man from Augsburg, Germany, revolutionized how we viewed the Tudor dynasty through portraiture: Hans Holbein the Younger. Many are familiar with his famous works of art and how they influenced how the Tudors have been perceived for centuries, but the man behind the masterpieces has been overlooked. His story and how art was understood in the 16th century is told in Franny Moyle’s latest biography, “The King’s Painter: The Life of Hans Holbein.”
Before I read this book, I did not know much about Hans Holbein, the man behind the art. I knew about his masterpieces like his portraits of Anne of Cleves, Henry VIII, and The Ambassadors, which I love to marvel at, but the man himself was a complete mystery. When this book was announced, I knew I wanted to read