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"Portrait of an Old Man"

Hans Holbein The Younger (i) - Oil On Panel (i) - 62 x 47 cm - (Museo del Prado (Spain)) (i) - Northern Renaissance (i)

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Early Life and Training

Hans Holbein The Younger, a prominent figure in the Northern Renaissance, was born in 1497 in Augsburg, Germany. Although often confused with his father, Hans Holbein The Elder, a renowned artist and printmaker, the younger Holbein's work is distinct and remarkable in its own right.

Artistic Career

Holbein The Younger's artistic career began under the tutelage of his father. He later traveled to England, where he became a court painter for King Henry VIII. This position allowed him to capture the essence of the royal family and the emerging English aristocracy. His work is characterized by:

Exceptional Realism: Holbein's portraits are celebrated for their lifelike quality, as seen in Portrait of an Unknown Lady (Northern Renaissance).
Innovative Composition: His use of composition is evident in Sir William Butts (37 x 46 cm, Northern Renaissance, Oil On Panel).
Study for the Family Portrait of Thomas More (38 x 52 cm, Northern Renaissance) showcases his skill in capturing the essence of a family.

Notable Works and Legacy
Holbein The Younger's work can be found in various museums, including the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin (Germany), where his Unknown Gengleman with Music Books and Lute (Oil On Panel) is on display. His influence on the Northern Renaissance movement is undeniable, and his work continues to inspire artists to this day. Holbein The Younger passed away in 1543, but his legacy lives on through his captivating portraits and detailed studies. View more of Hans Holbein The Younger's work at WahooArt.