Holy Family: zu sehen — Art Institute of Chicago

This view of the Holy Family in an interior is filled with the trappings of a comfortable bourgeois existence. Its unknown maker was probably working from a repertory of pattern drawings derived from the most innovative Netherlandish painters of the early 15th century, Rogier van der Weyden and Jan van Eyck. The pose of the Virgin and the buffet with its brass and pewter vessels are particularly indebted to their work. At the same time, the painting’s dry style and its use of a spruce rather than an oak panel for the support are indications that it was made in Southern Germany.

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Adam, 1533–37

Eve, 1533–37

Portrait of Fridrich Rorbach, 1532

A Lady Reading (Saint Mary Magdalene), c. 1530

Susanna and the Elders in the Garden, and the Trial of Susanna before the Elders, c. 1500

Daniel Saving Susanna, the Judgment of Daniel, and the Execution of the Elders, c. 1500

Crucifixion Relief from a Rosary Bead, 1500/25

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The Holy Family with Saints Anne and Catherine of Alexandria, 1648

The Holy Family with Saints Francis and Anne and the Infant Saint John the Baptist, early or mid-1630s

The Holy Family with Saint Anne and the Infant John the Baptist, c. 1595/1600

The Holy Family with the Young Saint John the Baptist, ca. 1528

Flight Into Egypt, 1923

The Holy Family with Saint John the Baptist, ca. 1627

The Holy Family with Saint Mary Magdalen, ca. 1495–1500