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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.