The portrait of a young girl, presumably with a high degree of likelihood of a relative of the father of the Reformation of Martin Luther, is written by the master of the northern renaissance Lucas Cranach the Elder in the 30s of the 16th century. The size of the artist’s painting is 41 x 26 cm, wood, oil.
In the artist’s picture, unlike the mannered figures of this period of creativity, the young girl Magdalena Luther with a quiet calm look is very real. Portrait of Magdalena Luther is more typical for the paintings of the middle period of the master’s work.
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