Barthel Beham, who is particularly influenced by…

1527 CE

Barthel Beham, who is particularly influenced by Durer's later works, settles in Catholic Munich in about 1527 to work for the Bavarian dukes William IV and Louis X. Bartel’s “Portrait of Chancellor Leonhard von Eyck,” painted in 1527 with Bartel’s characteristically vigorous realism, displays the strong influence of Italian art.

Whie here, his exceptional talent will establish him as one of Germany's principal portrait painters, favored by distinguished patrons such as Emperor Charles V.

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Munich > München Bayern Germany View →

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Albrecht Dürer View → Barthel Beham View → Louis X View → William IV, Duke of Bavaria View →

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Christians, Roman Catholic View → Nuremberg, Free Imperial City of View → Holy Roman Empire View → Bavaria, Wittelsbach Duchy of View → Lutheranism View → Protestantism View →

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Portraits, Renaissance View → Renaissance, Italian View → Renaissance, German View → Western Art: 1516 to 1528 View → Protestant Reformation View →

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Painting and Drawing View → Fashion View → Faith View → Government View → Custom and Law View → Movements View →

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