Konrad Witz
1400–1446 · German · 17 artworks
Northern Renaissancerealistic landscapesattention to detailearly use of perspectivenaturalistic figuresatmospheric perspective
artist bio
Konrad Witz was a German painter, one of the earliest masters to convincingly depict realistic landscapes in his paintings. He is considered one of the most important and innovative artists of the mid-15th century Northern Renaissance.
related: Jan van Eyck, Robert Campin, Stefan Lochner
17 artworks
Crucifixion
1444
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St. Catherine Of Alexandria
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St. Christopher
1435
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The Adoration of the Magi
1444
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The Synagogue
1435
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Joachim and Anna in front of the Golden Gate
1435
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St. Catherine and Mary Magdalene
1440
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Emperor Augustus and the Sybil of Tibur
1435
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St. Bartholomew
1434
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Abishai Kneeling before David
1435
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Presentation of Cardinal de Mies to the Virgin
1444
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Annunciation
1440
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The Liberation of St. Peter
1444
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The Miraculous Draught of Fishes (Peter's altar table)
1444
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Angel of Annunciation
1435
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King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
1434
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Ecclesia
1440
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