Portrait of Simon George of Quocote
- Artist
- Hans Holbein the Younger
- Date
- c.1536 ; Germany
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Städel
The "Portrait of Simon George of Quocote" is a meticulously crafted portrait created using oil paint on a traditional panel. Reflecting the detailed craftsmanship typical of the Northern renaissance, the painting captures Simon George’s distinguished presence with refined realism and intricate detail. The composition emphasizes the sitter’s facial features and attire, showcasing the era’s focus on individuality. This work exemplifies the Northern renaissance's emphasis on naturalism and precise technique, making it a significant example of portraiture from that period.
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