How To Use Holbein In A Sentence
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Including him also helped Holbein to balance the composition, which is slightly weighted to the left in the drawing.
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In two of the chapels there are some fine altar-pieces by Holbein and one of his scholars; and a very large crucifix of silver and ebony, which is kept with great care, is said to have been carried with the Crusaders to the Holy Land.
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The new gallery of British portrait miniatures, including this depiction of Jane Small by Hans Holbein, opens on 2 March.
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They sell Holbein gouache which is very good paint as is Schmincke Horadam.
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Both artists represented what has come to be called the small-pattern Holbein type, which has a field of offset alternating rows of strapwork octagons and quatrefoils that vary in number in carpets of different sizes.
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Were these alterations by Holbein, at More's request, or by Lockey, at the request of More's descendants?
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His work has proved difficult to define within the artistic milieu of Hans Holbein the elder's workshop.
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Another case of anthropodermic bibliopegy: HOLBEIN Hans.
Information, Culture, Policy, Education: Another book bound in human skin
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Van Dyck, Canaletto's views of Venice, da Vinci sketches, Holbeins, Rubens and Rembrandts.
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Other artists on display include Constable Michelangelo, Holbein and Rembrandt, as well as more contemporary artists; jewels rescued from a Spanish galleon of the Armada, and the last letter written by Mary.
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Hans Holbein, a German painter, came to England in 1526 to make his fortune as a portraitist.
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In a print by Hans Holbein the Younger, datable probably to the 1530s, Erasmus stands behind a bust of Terminus, the scholar and the sculpture framed by an arch supported by herms of mature men.
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Each is in turn derived from a familiar portrait by the likes of David and Holbein.
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The Ambassadors is the representative piece of works of Hans Holbein of Younger, who is one of the outstanding German painters in the period of the Renaissance.