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Hans Baldung, called Grien
(1484-1545)

 

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Paintings by Diego Velaques

The Three Kings Altarpiece. Central panel and interior wings: St. George. More.The Adoration of the Magi. More. St. Maurice. More. Exterior wings: St. Catherine
The Three Kings Altarpieceby Hans		 The Nativity. 1510. Tempera on wood. Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland
The Nativity. 		The Nativity (detail). 1510. Tempera on wood. Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland
The Nativity 		The Nativity (detail). 1510. Tempera on wood. Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland
The Nativity
The Three Ages and Death. c.1510. Oil on panel. Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain.
The Three Ages and Death. 		Death and the Maiden. c.1510. Oil on panel. Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria
Death and the Maiden 		The Crucifixion. 1512. Oil on wood. Gemaldegalerie, Berlin, Germany
The Crucifixion. 		Ludwig, Count von Löwenstein. 1513. Oil on wood. Gemaldegalerie, Berlin, Germany
Ludwig, Count von Löwenstei
The Lamentation. c. 1515. Oil on wood. Gemaldegalerie, Berlin, Germany
The Lamentation 		Girl and Death. 1517. Tempera on wood. Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland
Girl and Death. 		The Nativity. 1520. Oil on wood. Alte Pinakothek, Munich, Germany
The Nativity. 		Portrait of a Lady. 1530. Oil on wood. Thyssen-Bornemisza Collection, Lugano-Castagnola, Switzerland.
Portrait of a Lady
Pyramis and Thisbe. c. 1530. Oil on wood. Gemaldegalerie, Berlin, Germany
Pyramis and Thisbe 		Virgin and Child. c.1539-40. Oil on wood. Gemaldegalerie, Berlin, Germany.
Virgin and Child 		Woman and Death. Tempera on wood. Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland.
Woman and Death 		The Knight, the Young Girl, and Death. Oil on wood. Louvre, Paris, France
The Knight,
      The Bewitched Groom. Woodcut. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
The Bewitched Groom
Oil Painting: An Intro for BeginnersPainting in oils - what you need to know about the paint. You can liken making paintings with oil paints as making mud pies with different color mud or plaster. Why?Oil paint usually has "thickness" so it can be shovelled, spread, pushed, trowelled, brushed and scraped - just like plaster or mud. It can be flattened or piled up and much more.It has all these qualities - if mixed right. It can be made to be spread as thin as gossamer or as thick as clay. All this depends on just two things: The thinness or thickness of the paint (its viscosity).The implement you decide to use to push it around (knife, brush, stick, trowel).So, what sort of mud or paint will we make, how dry, how runny?Oil paint is made up of three main elements.Pigment - a powder made from ground rock or earth or root anything dry that is intense in color. Oil (medium) A drier of some sort as oil sometimes takes too long (a thinner)You can try this:Go to the kitchen and get a little powdered saffron or powderOil Painting: An Intro for Beginners
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