When did German 17th Century live?

German 17th Century lived from 1600 to 1600.

What movement was German 17th Century part of?

German 17th Century was part of the Baroque movement.

Where can I see paintings by German 17th Century?

Paintings by German 17th Century are held by National Gallery of Art.

German 17th Century — Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

1600–1600

German 17th Century was a Baroque artist. 4 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

This artist worked in 17th-century central Europe, turning myth and history into small bronze and ink scenes. Look at the bronze *Lot and His Daughters* (c. 1600) to see a dark, shadowed version of the biblical story. A delicate ink drawing, *Allegorical Female Figure in a Landscape* (c. 1600), shows a lone woman framed by trees and hills. Tap *Athena Introducing the Personification of Painting* to step into a bronze circle of the Liberal Arts.

Works by German 17th Century

Allegorical Female Figure in a Landscape [recto]
Madonna of the Hernleberg
Jacob Balthazar Schitz
Krönung von Eleonora von Gonzaga, Gemahlin Kaiser Ferdinands III., zur Römisch-Deutschen Kaiserin ; Ansicht von Regensburg (Coronation of Eleonora von Gonzaga, wife of Emperor Ferdinand II, as Empress, with a View of Regensburg)

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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