Hans Holbein II (c. 1497 – October or November 1543)

Hans Holbein II, An Allegory of Passion 1532-1536.

Hans Holbein the Younger was one of the greatest German painters and the 

most famous representative of this family. He studied painting under his 

father Holbein Sr. 

In addition to paintings, Holbein made prints and made a significant 

contribution to the history of book design.

Hans Holbein II, The Ambassadors 1533.

Hans Holbein II, An Allegory of the Old and New Testaments 1530.

Hans Holbein II, A Lady with a Squirrel and a Starling 

1526-1528.

Perhaps the painting depicts Anne Lovell, wife of Sir Francis 

Lovell, who served at the court of Henry VIII of England.

Hans Holbein II, Sir Thomas More 1527.

Hans Holbein II, Charles de Solier, Count of Morette 

1534-1535.

Hans Holbein II, Portrait of a Nobleman with a Hawk 1542.

Hans Holbein II, Mary, Lady Guildford 1527.

Hans Holbein II, Madonna Enthroned with Child 

and Two Figures 1522.

Hans Holbein II, Oberried Altarpiece, 

Left Interior Wing - The Adoration of 

the Magi c. 1520.

Hans Holbein II, Oberried Altarpiece, 

Right Interior Wing - The Birth of 

Christ c. 1520.

Hans Holbein II, Portrait of Henry VIII 1537.

Hans Holbein II, Christina of 

Denmark, Duchess of Milan 1538.

Hans Holbein II, Portrait of a Lady c. 1535-1540.

Hans Holbein II, Portrait of Georg Gisze 1532.