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Hans Baldung

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Baldung, Hans 

(nicknamed Grien). Born circa 1484-S5 in SchwäbischeGmünd(?), Württemberg; died 1545 in Strass-burg (present-day Strasbourg, France). German Renaissance painter and draftsman of the upper Rhine school. He was influenced by A. Dürer, in whose studio he worked from 1502 to 1504, and by M. Neithardt. He spent most of his life in Strassburg. Baldung’s art (portraits and religious compositions) is full of contradictions: Renaissance rationalism is combined with mysticism, and smoothly sculpted forms with broken rhythmic lines. His works include the main altar of the cathedral in Freiburg im Breisgau (1512–16) and Death and the Woman (1517, in the Public Art Collection, Basel).

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Escherich, M. Hans Baldung-Grien, Bibliographie, 1509 bis 1915. Strassburg, 1916.
Curjel, H. Hans Baldung-Grien. Munich, 1923.
Fischer, O. Hans Baldung-Grien. Munich, 1939. Second edition:Munich, 1943.
Hans Baldung-Grien:Ausstellung, 1959[catalog]. Staatliche Kunst-halle, Karlsruhe [1959].


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In his painting Noah and the Flood, Hans Baldung Grien gives us an ark--more strongbox than ship--around which swirl the waters of annihilation.
If Hans Baldung Grien and Hans Schaufelein supposedly managed Durer's workshop while he was in Venice in 1505-07, why are they never mentioned in his letters and why did he ask Pirckheimer to take his brother Hans to Wolgemut to continue his training as a painter?
A nude with a single crutch, appropriated from Hans Baldung Grien, silhouetted in gray, looms over a veiled maze.
 
 
 
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