A Prince of Saxony – (Lucas Cranach The Elder) Anterior Următor


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subiecte: Children Clothing Royalty Royalty

data: 1517

muzeu: National Gallery of Art (Washington, United States)

Tehnică: Oil On Panel

There is a companion piece showing a princess. The two children, dressed in characteristic Saxon costumes of the finest type, have been thought to be brother and sister, perhaps the children of Duke George the Bearded. The crown worn by the boy, however, signifies his engagement to be married, and the girl is likely to be his future bride. Cranach, court painter at Wittenberg and the leading artist in Saxony, was in great demand as a portraitist; these two paintings well explain the master's popularity.

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