Survey of
Art 1B
- German Renaissance
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Fast Facts
Sixteenth Century Germany was
characterized by social, religious and political
upheaval. Artists found patrons who shared their
sensibilities which often meant leaving Germany to find
them.
The majority was Protestant rather than
Catholic and commissioned art work to fulfill new and
unique needs.
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Adam and Eve, 1504
- Artist: Albrecht Durer
(1471-1528)
- © Artchive
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Self Portrait With Sprig of Eryngium
(age 21),1493
- Artist: Albrecht Durer
(1471-1528)
- © Artchive
Self Portrait (age 26), 1498
- Artist: Albrecht Durer
(1471-1528)
- © Artchive
The Large Turf, 1503
- Artist: Albrecht Durer
(1471-1528)
- © Artchive
The Young Hare, 1502
- Artist: Albrecht Durer
(1471-1528)
- © Artchive
The Four Holy Men,1526
- Artist: Albrecht Durer
(1471-1528)
- © Artchive
Isenheim Altarpiece (closed),
1510-1515
detail (open)- The Resurrection
- Artist: Matthias
Gruenwald (1480-1528)
- © Artchive
The French Ambassadors, 1533
- Artist: Hans Holbien
the Younger (1497-1543)
- © Artchive
Portrait of Georg Grisze, 1532
- Artist: Hans Holbien
the Younger (1497-1543)
- © Artchive
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