David and Bathsheba
- Artist
- Lucas Cranach the Elder
- Date
- 1526 ; Germany
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Gemäldegalerie
"David and Bathsheba" is a compelling religious painting from the Northern renaissance period, often created as a panel masterpiece. Executed in rich oil paints, it captures the biblical scene of King David's encounter with Bathsheba. The artist's meticulous attention to detail and use of symbolism reflect the Northern renaissance's focus on realism and emotional depth. These works typically exhibit luminous textures and intricate compositions, making "David and Bathsheba" an enduring example of religious storytelling and technical mastery from that era.
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