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.
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- Frescoes by Hans Holbein Holbein created a number of majestic frescoes in Basel, Lucerne and London, but all of them have not survived to this day. Only small fragments of mural paintings remained unscathed....
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- Portrait of his wife and children by Hans Holbein When in 1528 Holbein returned to Basel from England, he found his family in distress. In the magnificent portrait of his wife and two children, their faces look tired and...
- Self-Portrait by Hans Holbein Hans Holbein the Younger was born in the family of the artist and it is therefore quite natural that his initial training took place in the workshop of his father...
- Portrait of a Woman by Hans Holbein In 1516-1529 Holbein intensively worked also on book ornamentation, performing many titles, vignettes, frames, initials for humanistic, and later reformist literature. In them he acts as a first-class decorator, who...
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- Dead Christ by Hans Holbein The history of writing this unusual work is unknown to us. Before Holbein, the plot “Christ in a tomb” was developed by other artists, but none of them depicted the...
- Edward, Prince of Wales by Hans Holbein (Younger) The talent of the German Renaissance master Hans Holbein was multifaceted. He created a series of remarkable engravings, was a brilliant draftsman, but the main place in his work is...
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- Christ in front of Caiaphas by Hans Holbein “The Passion of the Lord in gray tones” are considered one of the main creations of Hans Holbein the Elder. The cycle was named after the gray monochrome color scheme,...
- Henry VIII by Hans Holbein Hans Holbein paid much attention to the transfer of properties of plastic objects, the formation of light. He was attracted by the materials that were made of them depicted things....
- Nicholas Kratzer by Hans the Youngest Holbein Peering into the portraits of Holbein, we admire the diversity and individuality of the images he created. Born in Bavaria, K. lived for about 30 years in England. From 1521...
- The Jane Seymour Cup by Hans Holbein The title of a court painter required from Golubeyn intensive work in applied art. There are numerous drawings of the artist, which are sketches of various objects – from the...