Zabern Elsass Um 1550 52–1624 Basel Collection
"Exploring the Artistic Legacy of Zabern Elsass in the 16th
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"Exploring the Artistic Legacy of Zabern Elsass in the 16th and 17th Centuries" Step into a world of artistic brilliance as we delve into the captivating works from Zabern Elsass, a region known for its rich cultural heritage. From stunning portraits to religious masterpieces, this collection showcases the diverse talents that flourished during this period. One notable piece is "Portrait Felix Platter, " an oil on canvas painting from 1584. With its impressive size of 227 x 156 cm, it captures the essence of Platter's character with remarkable detail and precision. Another striking work is "Double Portrait John Wyclif Johannes Oekolampad, " which depicts two influential figures side by side. This thought-provoking composition highlights their intellectual prowess and impact on society. For those seeking spiritual inspiration, "Christ Child Solothurn Madonna" offers solace through its tender portrayal of mother and child. Crafted in 1587 using oil on lime wood, it radiates warmth and devotion. The artistry continues with "Portrait young man, " a smaller yet equally compelling piece from 1585. The artist skillfully captures the youth's enigmatic gaze, leaving viewers intrigued by his story. In another portrait titled "Thomas Platter, " painted in 1581, we witness an intimate depiction that reveals both vulnerability and strength. The use of oil on canvas brings out every nuanced expression on Platter's face. "Theodor Zwinger" makes multiple appearances within this collection – first in a panel painting from 1588 showcasing his dignified presence; then again in an oak masterpiece dating back to 1589 that exudes wisdom beyond his years. Moving away from portraiture but not lacking in significance is "Bath Leuk. " Painted onto canvas in 1597, it transports us to a serene bathing scene inscribed at the lower left corner – a testament to the region's appreciation for leisure and relaxation.