Hans Brosamer
1490
—
1554
Germany
Hans Brosamer (Germany, 1490–1554) was a notable printmaker and painter, born in the city of unknown and died in the city of unknown.
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Renaissance
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Hans Brosamer was a German painter and printmaker active during the Renaissance, born in 1490 and passing away in 1554. He is known for his intricate woodcuts and engravings, which often depicted religious themes and allegorical subjects. Brosamer's work reflects the influence of both Northern Renaissance art and the emerging Mannerist style. He was associated with the workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder, which significantly impacted his artistic development. His contributions to printmaking helped to popularize the medium in Germany, making him a notable figure in the art of his time. Specific details about his early life and training remain unknown.
