Hans Muelich

1516–1573 · Germany

Hans Muelich or Mielich (1516 – 1573), was a German painter and woodcutter. Wikipedia

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Works

“Portrait of Ladislaus von Fraunberg”, 1557 — Liechtenstein Collection
“Court Jester Mertl”, 1545 — Bavarian National Museum
“Portrait of Pankraz von Freyberg zu Hohenaschau”, 1545
“Meeting of the Regensburg Council”, 1536 — Regensburg municipal archive
“Portrait of a „Bavarian noble"”, 1550 — Castle Huis Bergh
“The Conversion of Saint Eustace (or Saint Hubert)”, 1537 — Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
“Albrecht and Anna playing chess”, 1552 — Bavarian State Library
“Portrait of a Lady”, 1540–1541 — Saint Louis Art Museum
“Portrait of a Woman”, 1560 — Veste Coburg Art Collections
“Portrait of Andreas Hertwigk, patrician of Wrocław.”, 1541 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of Maria Kitscher, Frau von Freyberg”, 1545 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Portrait of a Woman”, 1541 — Detroit Institute of Arts
“Portrait of Andre Reitmor (before 1484-1526)”, 1526
“Portrait of a Man”, 1540 — Toledo Museum of Art
“Portrait of a Gentleman”, 1540–1541 — Saint Louis Art Museum
“Painting of Albrecht V Bayern by Hans Muelich”, 1545 — Bavarian State Painting Collections
“A Member of the Fröschl Family”, 1539
“Crucifixion”, 1534 — Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando
“Transfiguration Christ”, 1552 — Bavarian State Painting Collections