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Holy Roman Empire · c. 1400 – 1445Wikidata

Konrad Witz

German painter

Born in Rottweil. Died in Basel.

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A life in paintings

Born 140023 dated paintingsDied 1445

26 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Mary with child
    Mary with child
    Konrad Witz
    1415–1446 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Abishai before David
    Abishai before David
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • The Queen of Sheba before Solomon
    The Queen of Sheba before Solomon
    Konrad Witz
    c. 1435 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • Heilsspiegelaltar - Augustus and Sibyl of Tibur
    Heilsspiegelaltar - Augustus and Sibyl of Tibur
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Saint Christopher
    Saint Christopher
    Konrad Witz
    c. 1435–1445 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • St Augustine
    St Augustine
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon
  • Abraham before Melchizedek
    Abraham before Melchizedek
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Sibbecai and Benaiah
    Sibbecai and Benaiah
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • St Bartholomew
    St Bartholomew
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Synagogue
    Synagogue
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • The Angel of the Annunciation
    The Angel of the Annunciation
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Antipater before Julius Caesar
    Antipater before Julius Caesar
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Esther before Ahasuerus
    Esther before Ahasuerus
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Ecclesia
    Ecclesia
    Konrad Witz
    1435 · Kunstmuseum Basel
  • Joachim and Anna at the golden gate
    Joachim and Anna at the golden gate
    Konrad Witz
    c. 1437–1440 · Kunstmuseum Basel
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