
Hanns Lautensack
German Artist · 1520–1564
4 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
A Bamberg painter and organist's son, Hanns Lautensack moved to Nuremberg in 1527. He probably studied with a goldsmith, which was common training for a budding printmaker. Lautensack created topographical views of Nuremberg, but he is also known for more fanciful, mood-filled landscapes. Albrecht Altdorfer's drawings and engravings influenced Lautensack's earliest landscape etchings of 1544. In p
Works
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Cabin Among Trees
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1551
#408522

Mountain Landscape with an Imaginary City
Getty Museum · 1554–1555
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Oswald von Eck
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1553
#408896

Portrait of Paulus Lautensack the Elder
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1552
#408586