Artist

Austrian 15th Century

Portrait of Austrian 15th Century

1430–1430

Austrian 15th Century was a Renaissance artist. 8 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

This artist left only fragments, but they’re sharp little daggers: vivid pen strokes, inked blood on stone, Judith’s blade flash-frozen mid-swipe. They painted Bible scenes like headlines—Judah stoning a man, Gideon’s army whittled down to a handful, Esau’s birthright traded for a bowl. Look at *Judith Killing Holofernes* in the National Gallery’s corner and you’ll see why: every line feels like a held breath.

Works by Austrian 15th Century

Collections represented

National Gallery of Art

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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