Hans Mielich was the leading painter in Bavaria in the mid-sixteenth century. His art was greatly influenced by Albrecht Altdorfer with whom he worked in Regensburg from about 1536 to 1538.
acquired early in the century; see his letter of 30 January 1989 to NGA curator John Hand
Light catches two rings on her left hand and a bangle bracelet encircles each arm
He looks off to the left and grips the white cloth with the hand closer to the woman
We don’t know their names, but they are a lovely couple. He is dignified, with watch chain, derby, and cane.
He wears a three-piece tuxedo and holds a bowler hat and cane in his right hand,
Inscriptions „no#/Black / no 1“ verso, lower right margin, graphite, unknown hand
Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions „Hannelore Baron“ verso, graphite, artist’s hand
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Version, c. 1618-1622, etching printed in black on linen (prepared with ground) and hand-colored
Carlsson Bonde, letter of 15 June 1976 and postcard of 16 September 1976 to John Hand
– January 16, 2012 Inscriptions & Marks Inscriptions on verso, by unknown hand
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van Amstel, Christian Josi · published 1821 · etching printed in black ink and hand-colored
