The Annunciation
ca. 1518 | Hans Adolph Daucher
Active in Augsburg, Hans Daucher was among the foremost sculptors of the early Renaissance in Germany. He specialized in small reliefs that showcase his virtuoso technique. Both the ornamentation of his works and his use of central perspective to depict space are informed by Italian models. He derived his familiarity with the latter mainly from prints.
Active in Augsburg, Hans Daucher was among the foremost sculptors of the early Renaissance in Germany. He specialized in small reliefs that showcase his virtuoso technique. Both the ornamentation of his works and his use of central perspective to depict space are informed by Italian models. He derived his familiarity with the latter mainly from prints.
Artist:
Hans Adolph Daucher (1486 Ulm - 1538 Stuttgart) DNB
Time:
ca. 1518
Object Name
Relief
Culture
Augsburg
Material/technology:
Limestone, traces of paint
Dimensions:
H. 18 cm, B. 15 cm
Signed
re. u. ligiert "HD"
Copyright
Kunsthistorisches Museum, Kunstkammer
Invs.
Kunstkammer, 4422
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