Holbein The Younger Hans 1497 8 1543 Collection
Holbein the Younger Hans (1497/8-1543) was a renowned German artist known for his exquisite portraits
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Holbein the Younger Hans (1497/8-1543) was a renowned German artist known for his exquisite portraits. One of his notable works is the "Portrait of Anne de Cleves" created in 1539, where he used vellum glued on canvas to capture her beauty and grace. Another masterpiece by Holbein is the "Portrait of Henry VIII, " painted in the 16th century using oil on panel, showcasing the king's regal presence and power. In addition to these famous paintings, Holbein also ventured into engraving during his career. In 1812, several engravings were made based on his original artworks. These engravings include depictions of Mary FitzRoy, Duchess of Richmond and Somerset; Lady Parker, wife of Sir Henry Parker; Thomas Vaux, an English poet and nobleman; Joan, Lady Meutas, a lady-in-waiting to Jane Seymour; an unidentified woman from King Henry VIII's court; Alice London or Catherine Clifton or Catherine Parr; Queen Anne Boleyn, who was King Henry VIII's second wife from 1501-1536; Edward Clinton, 1st Earl of Lincoln and Lord High Admiral; Elizabeth Cheney, Lady Vaux; and Elizabeth Jenkes, Lady Rich - all captured with remarkable detail by Holbein. Through his artistry and attention to detail in both painting and engraving mediums, Holbein immortalized individuals from various walks of life during the Tudor era. His works continue to captivate viewers centuries later as they offer glimpses into history through their lifelike representations.