Huber was a painter of altarpieces and portraits, a designer of graphic work and also an architect. He was a native of Feldkirch in western Austria. Huber spent much of his career as a court painter at Passau but he is best known for his landscape depictions. His distinctively beautiful landscape drawings were a particular influence on other artists.
Wolf Huber
1480/5 - 1553
Paintings by Wolf Huber
The subject of Christ bidding farewell to his mother, the Virgin Mary, as he heads to Jerusalem to face his arrest, trial and death was very popular in southern Germany. This is a fragment of a larger painting, which has been cut at the right edge – only Christ’s hands and part of his long crimso...
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