Showing 5 artworks with Hans The Elder Holbein and with Monochrome
-
Hans The Elder Holbein
-
Monochrome
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
- Putty
Not available for this selection
- Portraiture
- Facial Detail
- Painting
- Portrait
- Shading And Hatching
- Birds
- Detailed Sketch
- Renaissance Drawing
- Fifteenth Century Art
- Detail
- Augsburg
- Art
- Renaissance Art
- Northern Renaissance
- Realism
- Art Sketch
- German Painter
- Habsburg Dynasty
- Baroque Style
- Son
- Detail Drawing
- Kissing
- Silverpoint Drawing
- Augsburg Sketch Study
- Family Portrait
- Hans Holbein
- Maximilian I Holy Roman Emperor
- Imperial Reform
- German Renaissance
- St Sebastian Altarpiece
- Holbein Elder
- Detailed Drawing
- Renaissance Realism
- Profile Portrait
- Medieval Art
- Cityscape
- German Art History
- Equestrian Portrait
- Holbein Sons
- Portrait Painting
- Fine Art Print
- Renaissance Painting
- Medieval Drawing
- Crossbowman Study
- 16Th Century
- 16Th Century Art
- Ambrosius Hans
- Portrait Study
- German
- Family
Admire 'Portrait of the Artist's Sons' by Hans Holbein the Elder (1514). This iconic Renaissance masterpiece showcases intimacy & detail, capturing a tender moment between two men in Augsburg.
Discover Hans Holbein the Elder’s exquisite silverpoint drawing of Ambrosius & Hans – a rare family portrait showcasing Renaissance artistry & masterful detail. A unique piece for art collectors.
Admire Hans Holbein the Elder’s masterful silverpoint drawing ‘The Head of a Crossbowman Taking Aim,’ capturing Renaissance realism with meticulous detail and expressive shading—a study for St. Sebastian altarpiece.
This sketch by Hans Holbein the Elder portrays Kaiser Maximilian I riding horseback, dressed modestly yet imbued with imperial authority. Created around 1510-1513, it exemplifies Holbein’s pioneering realism and offers a glimpse into the emperor's personal life during Augsburg’s Renaissance.