Showing 24 artworks out of 57 with Lucas Cranach The Elder and with artwork date before 1522 and with artwork date after 1512
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Lucas Cranach the Elder’s monumental depiction of Saint Maurice embodies Renaissance piety and imperial patronage. Part of an altarpiece honoring relics, it reflects the Holy Roman Emperor's ambition and showcases a Black saint symbolizing faith amidst Reformation upheaval.
Lucas Cranach's 'The Judgment of Paris' depicts the pivotal mythic scene with alluring goddesses and a fateful choice. Explore this Renaissance masterpiece’s rich symbolism & historical context.
Explore Lucas Cranach’s ‘The Ill-Matched Couple’ (1522). A captivating Early Netherlandish portrait of an elderly man & young woman, rich in symbolism & detail. Discover Renaissance art!
Lucas Cranach's 'Albert, Cardinal Elector of Mainz' depicts a poignant scene of faith and sorrow. Witness the powerful imagery of Christ’s crucifixion through masterful detail and emotional depth.
Witness the dramatic crucifixion scene by Lucas Cranach the Elder. This intricate engraving showcases Mannerist style with emotional intensity and detailed figures.
Lucas Cranach the Elder’s 1522 ‘Portrait of a Man’ showcases a strikingly detailed Renaissance figure in black and red against a lime-green backdrop, capturing psychological depth with masterful technique – discover this captivating artwork.
Admire Lucas Cranach's stunning 1514 portraits of Henry the Pious & Katharina von Mecklenburg, showcasing Renaissance opulence and royal grace. A masterpiece from Dresden’s Gemäldegalerie.
Admire Lucas Cranach the Elder's 'A Prince of Saxony' (1517). This stunning portrait from the National Gallery of Art captures youthful nobility and Renaissance artistry.
Lucas Cranach the Elder’s 1520 ‘Virgin and Child with St. Anne’ showcases a serene Renaissance scene of Mary, Jesus, and Anne, rendered in meticulous detail. Discover this iconic German artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.
Lucas Cranach's 'Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine' (1516) is a breathtaking Northern Renaissance painting depicting the saint’s divine union with Christ, rich in symbolism and detail.
Discover the bold colors and intricate details of Lucas Cranach The Elder's 1514 Northern Renaissance masterpiece, St. Christopher and St. George; bring this iconic scene home.
Experience the elegance of Renaissance Saxony with Lucas Cranach's 'A Princess of Saxony.' This exquisite oil on panel portrait, dating to 1517, captures a noble Saxon beauty. Own a stunning reproduction today!
Admire Lucas Cranach’s 1522 portrait of Casimir, Margrave of Brandenburg! Oil on canvas, rich detail & a melancholic expression in teal hues. A stunning Renaissance piece.
Lucas Cranach the Elder’s striking black-and-white portrait of Rudolph Agricola captures a stern and distinguished scholar from the 1518 German Renaissance, offering a timeless depiction of intellectual authority – discover this exquisite hand-painted reproduction.
Lucas Cranach's stunning 1514 portraits capture Henry the Pious & Katharina von Mecklenburg – a masterpiece of Renaissance opulence and royal grace, showcasing intricate detail and noble elegance.
Lucas Cranach the Elder’s 1521 portrait captures a young man in a striking red hat and beard, rendered with masterful earth tones and an ominous black sky. This Renaissance masterpiece offers a glimpse into German art history – discover or own this captivating artwork.
Lucas Cranach the Elder’s ‘The Old Man in Love,’ painted in 1517, captures a poignant moment with an older man and woman amidst Renaissance Germany. This captivating portrait showcases Cranach's masterful style and psychological depth – discover this beautiful artwork.
Lucas Cranach's "Reclining River Nymph" captivates with its blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles, showcasing a nude figure by a fountain – a masterpiece of German art.
Lucas Cranach the Elder’s 1517 ‘Portrait of a Saxon Princess’ showcases a captivating Northern Renaissance young woman in a flowing red gown, embodying elegance and introspection. Discover this exquisite oil on panel reproduction and bring a touch of German Renaissance art into your space.
Explore Lucas Cranach the Elder's 'Judith' (1515), a Northern Renaissance masterpiece depicting triumph and power. Rich symbolism & intricate detail await!
Admire Lucas Cranach the Elder's masterful portrait of Frau Reuss—a stunning depiction of elegance and symbolism from the Northern Renaissance era housed at Berlin’s Stadtmuseum.
Lucas Cranach's 'Mystic Marriage of St. Catherine' (1516) is a stunning Northern Renaissance painting depicting the saint’s divine union with Christ, rich in symbolism and detail.
Experience the Northern Renaissance solemnity of Lucas Cranach the Elder's Trinity; discover this masterpiece of religious symbolism today.
Witness the divine moment! Cranach the Elder's 'The Annunciation to Joachim' depicts an angel’s message of hope, rendered with rich detail & Northern Renaissance artistry. Explore faith and serenity at the Budapest Museum of Fine Arts.