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Hans Rottenhammer — MetaHistoryBook
Hans Rottenhammer
German painter (1564–1625)
Wikipedia ↗
Images on Commons ↗
Wikidata (Q559004) ↗
Details
Instance of
human
Born
1564
Died
14 August 1625
, 17 August 1625
Place of birth
Munich
Place of death
Augsburg
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Johann
,
Hans
Movement
Northern Mannerism
Genre
genre painting
Occupation
painter
,
designer
,
visual artist
Citizenship
Germany
Native language
German
artist files at
Frick Art Research Library
birth name
Johannes Rottenhammer der Ältere
described by source
The Great Theatre of Dutch Painters
,
Teutsche Academie der Edlen Bau- Bild- und Mahlerey-Künste
,
Schilder-boeck
,
Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie
,
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
,
New International Encyclopedia
has works in the collection
Städel Museum
,
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
,
National Gallery of Art
,
Nationalmuseum
,
Philadelphia Museum of Art
,
Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
,
Groeningemuseum
,
Hessen Kassel Heritage
,
Mauritshuis
,
Rijksmuseum
,
Statens Museum for Kunst
,
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
languages spoken, written or signed
German
name in native language
Hans Rottenhammer
notable work
Virgin and Child with young John the Baptist and Saint Catherine
,
Venus and Mars
student
Adam Elsheimer
student of
Hans Donauer
work location
Munich
,
Venice
,
Rome
,
Augsburg
Connected on Wikidata
Creator of
Supper in Emmaus
Jesus at the home of Marta and Maria
Christ's Descent into Limbo
Venus and Mars
Feast of the Gods (The Marriage of Peleus and Thetis)
Feast of the Gods - The Marriage of Peleus and Thetis
Danae and the Shower of Gold
The Adoration of the Kings
The Judgment of Paris
Venus reclining with Cupid
Venus and Cupid: Spring
Maria and child surrounded by angels
Subject of
Nothing in the MetaHistoryBook collection references this item yet.
Authority files
VIAF ↗
Library of Congress ↗
GND ↗
BnF ↗
Treccani ↗
Rottenhammer, Johann
The New International Encyclopædia/Rottenhammer, Johann
Rottenhammer, Hans [Johann], I