Albrecht Dürer’s younger contemporary, Luke Leydensky, in the eyes of art connoisseurs and historians, was his equal rival, even superior to the German engraver in his ability to convey the subtle nuances of light and shade and light and air in the landscape. Engravings of Luke of Leiden became rare in the 17th century.
Related Paintings 
Un joven con una calavera en las manos – Lukas-van Leiden 
Healing of Jericho Blindness (Triptych) by Lukas-van Leiden 
Jeune homme avec un crâne dans ses mains – Lucas van Leiden 
The Last Judgment by Lukas-van Leiden 
Korovnitsa by Lukas-van Leiden 
Curación De La Ceguera De Jericó (Tríptico) – Lukas-van Leiden 
Portrait of a thirty-eight year old man by Lukas-van Leiden 
Portrait of a young man with a skull (Vanitas) by Frans Hals
Un joven con una calavera en las manos – Lukas-van Leiden Healing of Jericho Blindness (Triptych) by Lukas-van Leiden Jeune homme avec un crâne dans ses mains – Lucas van Leiden The Last Judgment by Lukas-van Leiden Korovnitsa by Lukas-van Leiden Curación De La Ceguera De Jericó (Tríptico) – Lukas-van Leiden Portrait of a thirty-eight year old man by Lukas-van Leiden Portrait of a young man with a skull (Vanitas) by Frans Hals