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The Stoning of Saint Stephen (nn03)
Painting ID:: 23286
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Adam Elsheimer
The Stoning of Saint Stephen (nn03)
c 1602/5 Oil on copper 34.6 cm 13 5/8 x 11 1/4 in National Gallery of Scotland Edinburgh
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The Glorification of the Cross
Painting ID:: 33617
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Adam Elsheimer
The Glorification of the Cross
mk86
c.1605
Oil on copper
48.5x36cm
Frankfut am Main Stadelsches Kunstinstitut
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Flight into Egypt
Painting ID:: 40410
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Adam Elsheimer
Flight into Egypt
mk156
1609
Oil on copper
31x41cm
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The Baptism of Christ
Painting ID:: 43137
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Adam Elsheimer
The Baptism of Christ
mk170
1598-1600
Oil on canvas
28.1x21cm
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Jupiter and Merkur in Philemon and building c sharp
Painting ID:: 45476
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Adam Elsheimer
Jupiter and Merkur in Philemon and building c sharp
mk186
around 1809/10 Dresden
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Adam Elsheimer
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1578-1610
German
Adam Elsheimer Locations
German painter, printmaker and draughtsman, active in Italy. His small paintings on copper established him after his brief life as the most singular and influential German artist to follow Derer. Their grand conception in terms of monumental figures and poetic landscape and their meticulous, miniature-like execution were admired by Rubens and came to influence many 17th-century artists, including Rembrandt. Most were produced in Rome after 1600: the limits of this oeuvre and its chronology are extremely hard to establish. |
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