Minneapolis Institute of Art
Nymphs and Satyrs Entwined in a Vine
Sebald Beham
- Date
- 1520–25
- Medium
- Woodcut
- Department
- European Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
This double woodcut is among the earliest surviving wallpaper examples in existence. Sebald Beham found the model for his satyr in a print by his stylistic mentor, Albrecht Dürer. Although this effusive grapevine design was also issued with a black background, these sheets were printed with only the outline, to allow for hand-coloring. Germany, Europe
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