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Prince-Bishopric of Fulda · c. 1495 – c. 1554Wikidata

Hans Brosamer

German engraver (c.1495-c.1554)

Born in Fulda. Died in Erfurt.

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A life in paintings

Born 149516 dated paintingsDied 1554

18 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Katharina Merian
    Katharina Merian
    attributed to · Attributed to Hans Brosamer
    15th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Porträt des Hans Leitgeb
    Porträt des Hans Leitgeb
    attributed to · Attributed to Hans Brosamer
    1506
  • Portrait of a couple
    Portrait of a couple
    Hans Brosamer
    1516
  • Männliches Bildnis
    Männliches Bildnis
    Hans Brosamer
    1517 · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
  • The Nuremberg dressmaker Hans Pirkel the Younger
    The Nuremberg dressmaker Hans Pirkel the Younger
    Hans Brosamer
    1520 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Portrait of a man
    Portrait of a man
    Hans Brosamer
    1520 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg
  • Porträt des Jochum Wirman
    Porträt des Jochum Wirman
    Hans Brosamer
    1521
  • Porträt des Hans Dürr
    Porträt des Hans Dürr
    Hans Brosamer
    1521
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Hans Brosamer
    1522 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    attributed to · Attributed to Hans Brosamer
    1522
  • Bildnis des Wolfgang Eisen
    Bildnis des Wolfgang Eisen
    Hans Brosamer
    1523 · Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
  • Porträt des Sebolt Schwarcz
    Porträt des Sebolt Schwarcz
    Hans Brosamer
    1523
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Hans Brosamer
    1524
  • Porträt des Wolff Fürleger
    Porträt des Wolff Fürleger
    Hans Brosamer
    1527
  • Portrait of Sebald Haller von Hallerstein
    Portrait of Sebald Haller von Hallerstein
    Hans Brosamer
    1528 · North Carolina Museum of Art
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