Preserved about a dozen, religious paintings Holbein. Most of them relate to the early period of his work and bear a clear imprint of study from the father of the artist, Hans Holbein the Elder, to the extent that researchers have not yet come to a consensus regarding the authorship of individual works.
At the same time, the more mature religious painting of Holbein reveals the strongest influence of Italian Renaissance painting – a vivid example of this is Holbein’s “Last Supper”, almost repeating the composition of the same name by Leonardo da Vinci.
Related Paintings
Portrait of Boniface of Amerbach by Hans Holbein 
La Dernière Cène – Hans Holbein 
Frescoes by Hans Holbein 
Self-Portrait by Hans Holbein 
Edward, Prince of Wales by Hans Holbein (Younger) 
Erasmus of Rotterdam by Hans Holbein 
Astronomer Nicola Kratzer by Hans Holbein 
The Murder of Christ by Hans Holbein