From the J.Paul Getty Museum: When veneration of the late Albrecht D?rer's art led to a flurry of activity copying his paintings, drawings, and prints in the late 1500s, Hans Hoffmann was the leading representative of the "Durer Renaissance." ...He specialized in watercolor and bodycolor nature studies, many copied after or inspired by Durer's works in a Nuremberg private collection. Hoffmann's nature studies have earned him consideration as one of Germany's first still-life painters. He often made several copies and different versions of a single drawing, signing one with his own monogram and another with Durer's.

Dimensions: 14.75 x 10.75"

Private collection Hungary

Good aged condition: discoloration of paper (consistent with age), foxing, surface accretions, stains fold in lower left corner. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions prior to bidding. Color fidelity of photos presented is not guaranteed. Lack of a condition statement does not imply that a lot is perfect. Please examine photos read descriptions and contact the Gallery with any questions prior to bidding.