Showing 9 artworks with Lucas Cranach The Elder and with 1522
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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 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 1522 portrait of Casimir, Margrave of Brandenburg! Oil on canvas, rich detail & a melancholic expression in teal hues. A stunning Renaissance piece.
Lucas Cranach’s serene depiction of Saint Agnes embodies Renaissance piety—a beautifully rendered woman reading scripture alongside an angelic infant captures the essence of faith and nurturing during Saxony's Reformation era; explore this exquisite reproduction.
Lucas Cranach's iconic woodcut depicts Martin Luther as 'Junker Jorg,' capturing the reformer’s defiance and embodying a pivotal moment in the Protestant Reformation. A masterpiece of German Renaissance art.