Renaissance art and architecture: German Art
German Art
In Germany, Schongauer and above all Dürer made the first and greatest contributions in the media of woodcuts and engravings. Other important German painters of the 16th cent. included Grünewald and Hans Holbein the younger. In addition, Lucas Cranach the elder straddled the Renaissance and the Reformation, producing mainly court portraits, altar pieces, and paintings.
Sections in this article:
- Introduction
- Renaissance Architecture Elsewhere in Europe
- French Architecture
- Italian Renaissance Architecture
- Architecture of the Renaissance
- Renaissance Art Elsewhere in Europe
- German Art
- The Flemish Renaissance
- The Italian Renaissance
- Bibliography
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