Showing 11 artworks with Bernhard Strigel and with artwork date before 1528 and with artwork date after 1518
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Bernhard Strigel
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-1528
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1518+
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- Black
- Espresso
- Phthalo Green
- Walnut
- Driftwood
- Rosy Brown
- Mahogany
- Putty
- Renaissance Portrait
- Renaissance Painting
- German Renaissance Art
- Bernhard Strigel
- Dramatic Composition
- Farewell
- Spanish Art
- Luminous Color Palette
- 1523 Painting Style
- Portrait Of A Nobleman
- Symbolism
- Toledo Cathedral
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Old Master Wall Decor
- Religious Iconography
- Maximilian I Painting
- Portrait
- Formal Group Portrait
- Bavaria
- Historical Figure Art
- Detail
- 16Th Century Painting
- Mannerism Style
- Medieval Family Portrait
- 1520
- 16Th Century Royalty
- Nobleman'S Portrait
- Gold Embroidery Detail
- Historical Portrait
- El Greco
- Luminosity
- Cuspinian Family
- Renaissance Bavaria
- Portrait Of A Man
- Renaissance Portrait Art
- Dark Brown Colors
- Christ Crucifixion
- Luminous Color
- Devotional Art
- Oil Paint
- Bernhard Strigel Art
- Symbolic Art
- Religious Art
- Oil Portrait Reproduction
- Virgin Mary
- Vibrant Red Clothing
- Medieval Clothing
- Swabian School
- Divine Passion
- Intimate Family Scene
Discover this grand Renaissance portrait of Emperor Maximilian I by Bernhard Strigel, showcasing opulent detail and dynastic power from 1520; bring history home.
El Greco’s ‘The Disrobing of Christ,’ completed in 1579, portrays Jesus being stripped by figures representing the instruments of torture—a poignant depiction of suffering and divine grace. Featuring luminous color palettes and masterful composition, it exemplifies Mannerist style and remains a cornerstone of Toledo Cathedral's artistic heritage.
Bernhard Strigel’s ‘Christ Taking Leave of His Mother’ (1520) is a stunning Renaissance painting depicting a tender farewell scene. Explore the masterful detail and religious symbolism in this iconic work.
A warm and intimate Renaissance masterpiece featuring the Cuspinian family in vibrant red attire by Bernhard Strigel, capturing a timeless sense of togetherness that you can bring to your own collection.
Admire Bernhard Strigel’s 1523 portrait of Count Johann II Montfort. A stunning Renaissance piece featuring rich detail & symbolic elements – a timeless heirloom.