Schaufelein Collection
Hans Schaufelein, a renowned German artist of the 16th century, left behind a rich legacy of captivating artworks
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Hans Schaufelein, a renowned German artist of the 16th century, left behind a rich legacy of captivating artworks. His diverse range of subjects and masterful technique continue to captivate art enthusiasts even today. One notable piece is "The Parable of the Sower and the Weeds" from Das Plenarium in 1517. In this painting, Schaufelein skillfully depicts Jesus' parable with intricate details that bring the story to life. Another remarkable work by Schaufelein is "Pilate Washing his Hands" from Speculum passionis domini nostri Ihesu Christi in 1507. This powerful image portrays Pontius Pilate's symbolic act before condemning Jesus to crucifixion. Schaufelein's talent extends beyond religious themes as seen in "Dancing Couple (IV)" from The Wedding Dancers. Here, he captures the joyous celebration of a couple dancing with grace and elegance. In contrast, "Ecce Homo" from Speculum passionis domini nostri Ihesu Christi showcases Schaufelein's ability to evoke deep emotion through his portrayal of Christ's suffering during his trial. "The Story of Susanna, " created in 1536 by Hans Schaufelein, tells an engaging narrative through vivid imagery. It depicts Susanna being wrongfully accused and her eventual vindication. It also delves into depicting scenes from Jesus' crucifixion with poignant pieces like "Christ Scourged. " Through meticulous brushstrokes, he conveys the brutality inflicted upon Jesus before his ultimate sacrifice for humanity. Furthermore, we see another significant moment captured by Schaufelein in "Christ before Pilate in front of his Palace. " This artwork presents the intense confrontation between Pilate and Jesus as they stand on opposite sides of power and truth. Amongst these profound works are lighter compositions such as "Couple Walking to the Left (VI)" from The Wedding Dancers.