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Portrait of Margaret Hundertpfundt Print by Wolf Huber

Portrait of Margaret Hundertpfundt

Portrait of a Woman of the Reuss Family Print by Wolf Huber

Portrait of a Woman of the Reuss Family

Allegory of Redemption with the donor Prince-Bishop Print by Wolf Huber

Allegory of Redemption with the donor Prince-Bishop

Portrait of Anton Hundertpfundt Print by Wolf Huber

Portrait of Anton Hundertpfundt

Christ taking leave of his Mother Print by Wolf Huber

Christ taking leave of his Mother

Raising of the Cross Print by Wolf Huber

Raising of the Cross

Portrait of Jacob Ziegler Print by Wolf Huber

Portrait of Jacob Ziegler

Wolfgang Huber

Adoration of the Magi in the Snow

Wolfgang Huber

Danube landscape near Krems

Wolfgang Huber Lady Altar, Szene: Flight to Egypt

Wolfgang Huber

Arrest of Christ Portrait of Jacob Ziegler

Wolfgang Huber

Foothills of the Alps


Drawings

Busts of two women and head of an old man Print by Wolf Huber

Busts of two women and head of an old man

Wolfgang Huber

View of Feldkirch

Wolfgang Huber

Bridge to the city wall

Wolfgang Huber

The Danube at Grein strudel

Wolfgang Huber

Christ's Entry into Jerusalem

Wolfgang Huber

Head of a young man

Wolfgang Huber

Landscape with Castle

Wolfgang Huber

Landscape with pastures

Wolfgang Huber

Portrait of a man with cap

Wolfgang Huber

Voralpenlandschaft

Wolfgang Huber

Two mercenaries


Illustrations

Wolfgang Huber

"Childhood of Christ," Birth of Christ

Wolfgang Huber

"Childhood of Christ," Adoration of the Magi

Wolfgang Huber

"Childhood of Christ," Circumcision of Christ

Wolfgang Huber

"Childhood of Christ," Presentation in the Temple

Wolfgang Huber

Christ on the Cross

Wolfgang Huber

Christ on the Cross

Wolfgang Huber

The Judgment of Paris

Wolfgang Huber

Three troopers on the march

Wolfgang Huber

St. Christopher

Wolfgang Huber

St. George

Wolfgang Huber

Holy kinship

Wolfgang Huber

Calendar with the representation of a bishop and of a mercenary

Wolfgang Huber

Pyramus and Thisbe

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Christ taking leave of his Mother Print by Wolf Huber

Christ taking leave of his Mother

Wolf Huber (c. 1485 – June 3, 1553) was an Austrian painter, printmaker, and architect, a leading member of the Danube School.Records show that Huber was born in Feldkirch, Vorarlberg, but that by 1515 he was living in Passau. His relationship with other painters of that name living in Feldkirch is unknown, although it is widely believed that he was related to Hans Huber. Huber's birthdate has been estimated at around 1485 on the basis of several works, dated between 1510-1515, which show him to have been a well-established and mature artist by that date. Nothing is known of Huber's training, although he likely worked in a family workshop before setting out as a journeyman painter. He likely visited northern Italy, as much of his work shows a thorough grounding in the stylistic techniques of the Italian Renaissance. Drawings of local subjects reveal that he visited the Salzkammergut at least once.

After his relocation to Passau, Huber in 1517 became court painter to the Duke of Bavaria, Ernst, who administered the local diocese until 1540. In 1529 another local nobleman, Count Niklas II von Salm, commissioned him to rebuild Neuberg Palace on the Inn River, not far from the town, only fragments of which survive. These indicate the addition of wings in the style of the Italian Renaissance, complete with rich decorative paintings. Huber probably also designed the reliefs on the tomb of the Count's father, Niklas I von Salm, now located in the Votivkirche in Vienna. For his work on the palace Huber was awarded a pension and a manor house, Neufils.

When Count Wolfgang von Salm became Passau's bishop in 1542, he confirmed Huber's status as court painter, further recording that he was not subject to the laws of the guild of painters. The artist died in his manor house in Passau in 1553.


Work

None of Huber's architectural work has survived, and few of his paintings are extant. Those paintings still in existence show a heavy influence from the work of Albrecht Dürer; some also show distinct Mannerist tendencies. Almost none of Huber's portraits survive, save for the pendants of mintmaster Anton Hundertpfund and his wife (dated 1526) and the unusual image of Jakob Ziegler (dated 1550), in which the scholar is presented frontally, before a panorama of the cosmos. Huber's surviving drawings suggest a number of multi-figured compositions, now lost; his known graphic output is limited to thirteen woodcuts.

Huber's drawings were copied from an early date; his landscapes in particular bear a deal of resemblance to similar works by Albrecht Altdorfer. He influenced his contemporary, the draughtsman Augustin Hirschvogel.

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References

Lübbeke, Isolde (1991). The [ Thyssen-Bornemisza ] Collection: Early German painting: 1350-1550. London: Sotheby's Publications

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