Judith.

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Title

Judith.

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Te Papa Collections Online

Description

Barthel Beham probably learned how to make prints from his elder brother Sebald Beham and from Albrecht Dürer. During the 1520s Beham was especially active as an engraver, creating tiny technical masterpieces of marvellous detail. He also was interested in antiquity and may have worked with the engraver Marcantonio Raimondi in Bologna and Rome. In 1525, along with the other "godless painters" Sebald Beham and Georg Pencz, Barthel was banished from Lutheran Nuremberg for asserting that he did ...

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Image

Date created

1528

Creator

Jakob Binck / Barthel Beham

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https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/39832

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Biblical events / women / Heads (Anatomy) / Dead persons / Daggers & swords / People / Arms & armament / Executions / Homicides / Jewellery / Headdresses / Death / War / ink / paper / prints / engravings / works on paper / engraving / Christianity / Religion / Northern Renaissance / German / Germany / Bishop Ditlev Monrad

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