Barthel Beham Collection (page 2)

Leonhart von Eck 1527 Engraving second state
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Naked Child Back Seated Front Vessel mid-17th century
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Halberdier Horseback early 16th century Engraving
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Genius Globe Floating Air mid-17th century Engraving
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Dead Child Four Skulls mid-16th century Engraving
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Boy Stepping Right Banderoles mid-17th century
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Riding Standard Bearer Foot Soldier early 16th century
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Judith looking towards right seated nude atop
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Der Welt Lauf Sleeping Justice copy early 16th century
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Two Boys Playing Dog mid-17th century Engraving
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Emperor Charles V 16th century Engraving third state
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Child Three Skulls reverse copy early 16th century
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Virgin Window 1502-40 Engraving Sheet 7 11 / 16
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Battle Banner copy early 16th century Engraving
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Vertical Panel Candelabrum Supported Two Half-Length Female Figures
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Peasant Couple Dancing early 16th century Engraving
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Emperor Ferdinand I 16th century Engraving first state
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Cimon Pero mid-17th century Engraving Sheet 2 3 / 16
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Footsoldier front Tree mid-17th century Engraving
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Judith seated nude sword right hand gazing down
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Judith ca 1526 Engraving Sheet 3 3 / 8 2 5 / 8 8. 5
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Jan Theodor de Bry after Barthel Beham (Flemish, 1561 - 1623), The Baggage Train with the Sergeant-Major, engraving

Barthel Beham (German, 1502 - 1540), Naked Woman on an Armor (Prudentia?), engraving

Barthel Beham (German, 1502 - 1540), Cleopatra, 1524, engraving

Barthel Beham (German, 1502-1540), Child with Three Skulls, 1529, engraving

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Barthel Beham: A Master of Renaissance Art Barthel Beham, a renowned artist of the mid-16th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations. His works encompassed various themes and subjects, showcasing his versatility and mastery in different styles. One of Beham's notable pieces is "Cimon and Pero, " a painting from the mid-17th century. This artwork depicts Cimon seated against a column while suckling from Pero, who kneels beside him. The tender scene captures the bond between mother and child, evoking emotions that resonate even centuries later. In "Judith, " created around 1526, Beham showcases his attention to detail and skillful technique. The painting portrays Judith, a biblical heroine known for her bravery in slaying Holofernes. Through intricate brushwork and vibrant colors, Beham brings this captivating tale to life. "The Legend of the Holy Cross" is another masterpiece by Barthel Beham dating back to 1530. Painted on panel using oil as medium, this work narrates the story of Christ's crucifixion with remarkable precision. Each stroke conveys deep religious symbolism while capturing the essence of faith. Beham's talent extended beyond religious depictions; he also excelled at portraiture. In his portrayal of Emperor Charles V during the 16th century, he captures both regality and vulnerability in one mesmerizing image. Similarly, his portraits of Leonhart von Eckh and Leonard von Eck showcase their distinct personalities through meticulous details. Emperor Ferdinand I was yet another subject immortalized by Barthel Beham's brushstrokes during this period. With careful attention to facial features and attire, he presents Ferdinand I as a powerful ruler exuding authority. Beham also explored scenes depicting everyday life like "Two Boys Playing with a Dog. " This charming piece encapsulates childhood innocence and joy, reminding viewers of the universal experiences that transcend time.