Lot and his daughter
- Artist
- Albrecht Altdorfer
- Date
- 1537
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Kunsthistorisches Museum
Albrecht Altdorfer’s 1537 artwork titled Lot and his daughter exemplifies the finesse of Northern renaissance art. As a master of detailed religious painting, Altdorfer employed oil techniques to achieve rich textures and vibrant colors. His style combines intricate landscapes with biblical themes, reflecting the period’s spiritual and naturalist interests. While the title references a biblical story, the genre remains rooted in religious tradition, conveyed through his meticulous craftsmanship and imaginative composition. This work underscores Altdorfer’s innovative approach within the Northern renaissance tradition.
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