Showing 8 artworks with Hans Holbein The Younger
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Discover Hans Holbein's 'Portrait of a Member of the Wedigh Family' (1532). A refined Renaissance depiction of a German merchant, showcasing intricate detail and psychological depth within a captivating composition.
Experience the tender love of Hans Holbein's 'Charity.' This iconic 1528 portrait captures his family with exquisite detail, reflecting Renaissance values and artistic mastery.
Admire Hans Holbein the Younger’s ‘Portrait of a Woman from Southern Germany’ (1523). A stunning Northern Renaissance piece, capturing elegance and quiet strength with exquisite detail.
Witness the mastery of Hans Holbein the Younger in "Head of a Male Saint." This iconic 1516 tempera painting captures profound spirituality with exquisite detail and realism, reflecting Renaissance ideals.
Experience Hans Holbein the Younger’s Darmstadt Madonna, a captivating portrait showcasing two women in exquisite detail from the Northern Renaissance period. Admire the masterful realism and psychological depth of this iconic artwork and discover its beauty to own.
A strikingly detailed black and white drawing by Hans Holbein the Younger captures a Renaissance-era man in a Southwark Knights hat, intensely gazing into the distance, offering a timeless portrait to admire or own.