Augsburg, Unknown artist, Portrait of a Man
| Full title | Portrait of a Man |
|---|---|
| Artist | Augsburg, Unknown artist |
| Date made | about 1530 |
| Medium and support | Oil on poplar |
| Dimensions | 38.1 × 28.3 cm |
| Acquisition credit | Salting Bequest, 1910 |
| Inventory number | NG2604 |
| Location | Not on display |
| Collection | Main Collection |
| Previous owners |
The format of this portrait – the three-quarter bust-length view, the inclusion of the hands and the plain background are typical of German portraiture of the sixteenth-century. But the painting is in poor condition and has been overpainted extensively. The identities of the sitter and artist are unknown but it was probably made in Augsburg or another southern German city.
The format of this portrait – the three-quarter bust-length view, the plain background and the inclusion of the sitter’s hands – are typical of German portraiture of the sixteenth century. But the painting is in poor condition and has been overpainted extensively. The identities of the sitter and artist are unknown, but it was probably made in Augsburg or another southern German city.
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