1500-1550's Timetoast

Hans Sebald BehamGerman, 1500-1550Judith and Her Servant,

Jan 1, 1500

The Triumphs Of Petrarch

Jan 1, 1500

Georg Pencz (1500-1550)

Da Vinci, Mounted Warrior, 1500-1550

Jan 1, 1500

The way that this statue was created leaves mystery to the actual date; however, the impression that the bronze creation leaves is the fierce and aggressive nature of the horse while being mounted by the small knight. The movement of the piece categorizes it as fine art because it captures the motion of the characters as well as the imaginative design of the artist.

Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550), and/or Studio. The three Marys discover that Christ has risen from his tomb

Jan 1, 1500

This piece is unique because it was created by drawing and staining glass. The image displays the religious depition of when Jesus was discovered from the tomb. The pieces by this artist tell a story through the imagees that he uses about the beliefs and life during this era.

Fine Art 1500- 1550's

Period: Dec 2, 1500 to Dec 2, 1550

Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550)after Barthel Beham (German, 1502-1540)

Jan 1, 1502

Penance of St. John Chrysostomus, n.d.

Jan 1, 1502

This image shows the depths of human nature as the nake body lays in the foreground and seems to be hunted, adored, or lusted after by a man in the woods. This image by Beham allows for the imagination to have a free range of thought.

Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550) Adam and Eve Expelled from Paradise

Jan 1, 1502

Although this scene has been recreated multiple times, Beham created an image that exposes the human nature and form of the body that does not necessarily display an image of beauty but what I would consider to be reality.

Portrait of Sigismund Baldinger by George Pencz

Jan 1, 1503

This oil paiting by George Pencz represents the weath and rugged outward apperance ofSigismund Baldinger. The use of color on the canvas represent the use of paiting during this time so that it captures the essense of a person but does not display realistic characteristics of a person. Idealizing the person was important.

The Prodigal Son Wasting His Patrimony

Jan 1, 1510

Beham was amoung the few called "The Little Masters" where they created engraved imprints such as this one. The creation was innovative and creative for the time. The title of the image is impertative to the story for which the piece is telling.

John Marbeck 1510-1585

Jan 1, 1510

Theological writer and musician who produced a standard setting of the Anglican liturgy. Liturgy- is a ritual commenced during a holy service. He is also known for his setting during "Mass".

Banquet of the Gods by Frans Floris

Jan 1, 1519

Frans Floris was a student that learned to be a scupture but abandoned the craft for painting. This piece is a remarkable oil painting that displays the vibrant colors, rituralistic behavior, and the form of the human body that is somewhat ideasitic in a grotesque manner.

Château de Chambord (1519–1536)

Jan 1, 1519

Hans Sebald BehamGerman, 1500-1550The Wedding at Cana,

Jan 1, 1520

This is a depiction of the religious undertones that the art pieces took on during this era. The painting displays an erie feeling but has linkage to bible versus and references to Jesus as one of the men in the image.

May Pole by Hans Sebald Beham, woodcut

Jan 1, 1534

Hans Sebald Beham's May Pole represents the festivities created around the may pole. The may pole was erected in the middle of the town and during the festivities, the permanent fixture would be used to dance around.

Plate (Orpheus Attacked by Maenads)

Jan 1, 1540

Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550), Lucretia Standing

Jan 1, 1543

This piece is remarkable by the ability to capture the essense of humanity but also romanticize the reality of what is being portrayed. Although, a person does not resemble this apperance in actuaility, but the artist creates an emotion and invokes a questionin with the audience.

A MASK HELD BY TWO GENII

Jan 1, 1544

Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550), Coat of Arms with a Rampant Lion

Jan 1, 1544

Hans Sebald Beham (German, 1500-1550), Cimon and Pero

Jan 1, 1544

Beham displays the story through his image of how Pero saved her father from starvation by offering him her breast milk. After being discoverd by a jailer, her selflessness is what frees her father from impisonment.

Head of a young woman

Jan 1, 1550

Georg Pencz (1500-1550)