Portrait of a Beardless Man
1521 | Hans Maler
Hans Maler came from Ulm and likely received his training in the workshop of Bartholomäus Zeitblom. He worked as a portrait painter at the Innsbruck court and also for wealthy Tyrolean merchant families and the Fugger dynasty. His style is similar to that of Bernhard Strigel (cf. Inv. No. GG 832).
Hans Maler came from Ulm and likely received his training in the workshop of Bartholomäus Zeitblom. He worked as a portrait painter at the Innsbruck court and also for wealthy Tyrolean merchant families and the Fugger dynasty. His style is similar to that of Bernhard Strigel (cf. Inv. No. GG 832).
Artist:
Hans Maler (Ulm, nachweisbar 1500 - 1529)
Time:
1521
Object Name
Painting
Culture
German
Material/technology:
Limewood
Dimensions:
37,5 x 31,3 cm
Framed: 49,5 cm × 43,5 cm × 5,9 cm
Inscribed
Oben die Inschrift: ALS MAN. 1521. ZALT. WAS. ICH. 33. IAR ALT
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Gemäldegalerie
Invs.
Gemäldegalerie, 884
Provenance
probably already 1720 in the gallery, 1772 documented in the gallery