1478–1520 · German
Wolf Traut
- German Renaissance
Wolf Traut was a German artist who lived from 1478 to 1520. His known works include Christ Taking Leave of his Mother, The Triumphal Arch of Maximilian I, and Nativity and Passion of Christ.
Biography
He also produced First War in Gueldres, Battle of Guinegate, The Bavarian War, The Meeting of Joachim and Anna, First Flemish Rebellion, Coat of Arms of Johann Stabius, and The War with Liège.
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Wolf Traut prints
Hand-finished archival prints from Wolf Traut's body of work.
The War with Liège - Wolf Traut
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Coat of Arms of Johann Stabius - Wolf Traut
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The Meeting of Joachim and Anna - Wolf Traut
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First Flemish Rebellion - Wolf Traut
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Christ Taking Leave of his Mother - Wolf Traut
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First War in Gueldres - Wolf Traut
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