Heilige Floriaan

Heilige Floriaan by Hans Schäufelein

Medium

paper

Dimensions

288; 198

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Art Historical Context

**Heilige Floriaan (Saint Florian)** *Hans Schäufelein, c. 1500–1550* Woodcut on paper, 288 × 198 mm Step into the world of the Northern Renaissance with Schäufelein's *Heilige Floriaan*, a striking woodcut print depicting Saint, the revered patron saint of firefighters and those threatened by fire. Created between 1500 and 1550, this modest yet powerful image on paper captures Schäufelein's mastery as a German printmaker from the Nuremberg school. Influenced by his time in Albrecht Dürer's workshop, Schäufelein infused his works with intricate line work and devotional intensity, making...

About the Artist

Hans Schäufelein · 14801540

Hans Schäufelein (c. 1480–c. 1540) was a German painter and graphic artist of the Northern Renaissance whose career placed him at the heart of one of the most dynamic artistic environments in European history. As a young man, he entered the workshop of Albrecht Dürer in Nuremberg, an experience that proved decisive: Dürer's meticulous approach to draughtsmanship, his mastery of printmaking, and hi...

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