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Portrait of Philipp Adler, 1513 (oil on wood)
3956450 Portrait of Philipp Adler, 1513 (oil on wood) by Holbein the Elder, Hans (1460/5-1524); 41.3 x 29.5 cm; Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switzerland; (add.info.: Wealthy Augsburg citizen Philipp Adler (1460-1532) grandfather of Philippine Welser, first wife of Archduke Ferdinand II.
Portrait associated with Madonna Montenuovo); German, out of copyright
Media ID 22750868
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Augsburg Bavaria Businessman Frieze Fur Hat Gentleman Half Northern Trading Wealthy
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This portrait print showcases the esteemed Philipp Adler, a wealthy citizen of Augsburg in 1513. Painted by Holbein the Elder, Hans, this oil on wood masterpiece measures 41.3 x 29.5 cm and is housed in the Kunstmuseum in Basel, Switzerland. Philipp Adler's distinguished presence is beautifully captured in this Renaissance artwork. His attire reflects his status as a prominent businessman during that era, with his fur hat and fur-trimmed coat exuding opulence and sophistication. The intricate details of his moustache and beard add to his dignified appearance. Notably, Philipp Adler was also recognized as the grandfather of Philippine Welser, who became Archduke Ferdinand II's first wife. This connection further enhances the significance of this portrait within historical context. The painting itself emanates an air of prosperity and success associated with trade and commerce prevalent in Bavaria at that time. It serves as a testament to Germany's thriving economy during the Northern European Renaissance period. As you gaze upon this remarkable piece from Bridgeman Images' collection, let your imagination transport you back to a time when businessmen like Philipp Adler played pivotal roles in shaping society through their wealth and influence.
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