Lucas van Leyden
c. 1494–1533 · Northern Renaissance · 8 works
Lucas van Leyden was one of the most important Netherlandish artists of the early 1500s. Trained in Leiden by his father, he was a painter and stained-glass designer, and his woodcuts and engravings were celebrated throughout Europe, influencing Italian artists such as Pontormo. He met Albrecht Dürer, an important influence, in Antwerp in 1521.
8 works · 1507–1510
Albrecht Altdorfer
Head of a Young Man, 1507
Albrecht Dürer
The Virgin with the Dragonfly, c. 1495
Daniel Hopfer, I
Adam, by 1522
