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Stag hunt of Elector Frederick the Wise
Painting ID:: 39704
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Lucas Cranach the Elder
Stag hunt of Elector Frederick the Wise
mk150
1529
80x114cm
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Fudith with the head of Holofernes
Painting ID:: 39705
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Lucas Cranach the Elder
Fudith with the head of Holofernes
mk150
c.1530
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The Crucifixion
Painting ID:: 40288
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Lucas Cranach the Elder
The Crucifixion
mk156
1503
Oil on pine panel
138x99cm
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Rest on the fligt inth the Egypt
Painting ID:: 40291
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Lucas Cranach the Elder
Rest on the fligt inth the Egypt
mk156
1504
Tempera on panel
69x51cm
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Venus and Cupid
Painting ID:: 40302
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Lucas Cranach the Elder
Venus and Cupid
mk156
1509
Oil on canvas transferred from wood
213x102cm
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Lucas Cranach the Elder
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b. 1472, Kronach, d. 1553, Weimar. German painter and printmaker. He took his name from the town of his birth. Little is known about his early life or training. In Vienna (c. 1501 ?C 04) he painted some notable portraits and landscapes characteristic of the Danube school. From 1505 to 1550 he was court painter in Wittenberg, where he achieved great success and wealth painting portraits, mythological subjects, and altarpieces for Protestant and Catholic churches. He attracted so many young artists to Wittenberg that the town became an art centre. A friend of Martin Luther, Cranach became known as the chief pictorial propagandist of the Protestant cause in Germany. He produced numerous engravings and more than 100 woodcuts, notably for the first German edition of the New Testament (1522). After his death, his style was perpetuated by his son, Lucas the Younger (1515 C 86). |
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| Gustav Eberlein | Mario Dei Fiori | Adolf Friedrich Erdmann Menzel | |
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