Hans Schäufelein
German Artist · 1480–1485
6 works across 2 collections on LinkedCulture
Hans Schäufelein's name literally means "little shovel"; his signature often combined a shovel with his monogram. From about 1503 he was in Albrecht Dürer's Nuremberg workshop, entrusted with painting important projects during the master's long absences. A highly prolific printmaker, Schäufelein made most of the 150 woodcuts for a 1507 collection of New Testament passages and texts. A born storyte
Works
Brother Cipolla in the Parish of Certaldo, from The Decameron
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · before 1534
Christ Taking Leave of His Mother
Getty Museum · 1510
Ecce Homo / Man of Sorrows
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1922
Musicians and Onlookers
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Resurrection, from Speculum passionis domini nostri Ihesu Christi
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · 1507
The Wedding at Cana, from The Life of Christ
The Metropolitan Museum of Art · ca. 1511–12