Hans Weiditz
Hans Weiditz was an artist from Germany who lived from 1495 to 1536. His known works include Johann, Baron of Schwartzenberg, The Agony in the Garden, and Surgeon Cutting off a Man's Leg. He also produced Predators and Prey among All Creatures Large and Small, the Title-Border used by Marx Wirsung, and the Man of Sorrows Seated on the Cross. Other works attributed to him are the Officia Marcus Tulius Cicero, Ein Buch So Marcus Tullius Cicero der Römer, and Maria met kind in architecturale omlijsting.
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Solis Prints offers fine art prints of his work, including Portrait of Johann von Schwarzenberg and The Virgin and Child in an Architectural Frame. We also provide prints of Title-Border for Omnium Gentium Mores.
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Hans Weiditz prints
Hand-finished archival prints from Hans Weiditz's body of work.
The Agony in the Garden - Hans Weiditz
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Man of Sorrows Seated on the Cross - Hans Weiditz
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The Virgin and Child in an Architectural Frame - Hans Weiditz
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Johann, Baron of Schwartzenberg - Hans Weiditz
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Title-Border for Omnium Gentium Mores - Hans Weiditz
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Predators and Prey among All Creatures Large and Small - Hans Weiditz
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Hans Weiditz is known for hans Weiditz (1495-1536) was a German artist known for works such as The Agony in the Garden and Surgeon Cutting off a Man's Leg.