When did Swiss 16th Century live?

Swiss 16th Century lived from 1550 to 1599.

What movement was Swiss 16th Century part of?

Swiss 16th Century was part of the Renaissance movement.

Where can I see paintings by Swiss 16th Century?

Paintings by Swiss 16th Century are held by National Gallery of Art.

Swiss 16th Century — Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

1550–1599

Swiss 16th Century was a Renaissance artist. 3 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

This artist drew men in armor, portraits with broad-brimmed hats, and seasonal landscapes like Water and Earth/Autumn and Winter. Working in 16th-century Switzerland, they used black chalk, ink, and wash to build up figures and scenes on paper. Their surviving sheets—such as A Man in Armor and Portrait of a Man in a Broad-Brimmed Hat—show careful linework and subtle shading. Tap Water and Earth/Autumn and Winter to see how they split a year into two ink-washed halves.

Works by Swiss 16th Century

Water and Earth/Autumn and Winter
Portrait of a Man in a Broad-Brimmed Hat
A Man in Armor

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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