Heinrich Aldegrever

1502–1558 · Germany

Heinrich Aldegrever or Aldegraf (1502–1555, 1558 or 1561) was a German painter and engraver. He was one of the "Little Masters", the group of German artists making small old master prints in the generation after Albrecht Dürer. Wikipedia

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Works

“Chastity and Humility” — Vlaamse Kunstcollectie
“Rhea Silvia” — National Museum in Warsaw
“The Nativity”, 1552 — National Gallery of Art
“Hercules Killing Nessus”, 1550 — National Gallery of Art
“Hercules Carrying the Two Columns of Gaza”, 1550 — National Gallery of Art
“Hercules and the Hind”, 1550 — National Gallery of Art
“Faith”, 1528 — National Gallery of Art
“Adam and Eve at Work”, 1540 — National Gallery of Art
“David Casting Off His Robes at the News of the Death of His Son”, 1540 — National Gallery of Art
“Susanna Surprised by the Two Elders”, 1555 — National Gallery of Art
“The Two Elders Before the Judge”, 1555 — National Gallery of Art
“The Two Elders Convicted by the Testimony of Daniel”, 1555 — National Gallery of Art
“The Two Elders Stoned by the People”, 1555 — National Gallery of Art
“Traveler among Thieves”, 1554 — National Gallery of Art
“The Good Samaritan Ministering to the Traveler”, 1554 — National Gallery of Art
“The Good Samaritan Placing the Traveler on a Mule”, 1554 — National Gallery of Art
“God Forbids to Eat from the Tree”, 1540 — National Gallery of Art
“The Annunciation”, 1552 — National Gallery of Art
“Portrait of a Bearded Man with a Beret”, 1540 — National Gallery of Art
“A Man Overpowered By Thieves”, 1554 — National Gallery of Art