Artist: Hanns Lautensack (1520 - 1564)
Nationality: German
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Media: Printmaking
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Biography:
Hanns Lautensack was an organist’s son born in Bamberg, Germany. In 1927, the family moved to Nuremberg where he probably studied with a goldsmith. He then began creating topographical views of the city and landscapes that were influenced by Albrecht Altdorfer’s works. Lautensack also produced portraits of Nuremberg burghers until 1554, when Emperor Ferdinand I summoned him to reproduce his classical coin collection. While in Vienna, Lautensack had a varied group of clients and his landscape etching became more panoramic and incorporated small figures in the foreground.

Artworks in Museum Collections: (52)
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J. Paul Getty Museum -
Mountain Landscape with an Imaginary City
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Hans Sebald Lautensack Town at the foot of a fortress on a high rock Etching 1553
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Anonymous Portrait of Hanns Lautenack 1554
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William Young Ottley [Hilltown in a landscape] 1555
Museum of Fine Arts -
Marianne Breslauer, Swiss, Born in 1909 Hanns Swarzenski 1931 Photograph, gelatin silver print Image/Sheet: 14.5
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G. Jacob Tumbler glass 1840
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G. Jacob Tumbler with lid glass 1850
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G. Jacob Tray (for 59.34.62) glass 1870
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G. Jacob Tumbler glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.3) porcelain circa 1831
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G. Jacob Goblet (one of two - 59.34.42-43) glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Goblet (one of two - 59.34.42-43) glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Decanter with stopper glass 1850
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G. Jacob Goblet glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Footed goblet glass 1850
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G. Jacob Goblet glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Cup (with saucer: 59.34.10) porcelain circa 1802
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G. Jacob Tumbler glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Darning egg glass circa 1790
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G. Jacob Tumbler glass circa 1840
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.5) porcelain circa 1830
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G. Jacob Compote (with tray - 59.34.63) glass 1870
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G. Jacob Plate porcelain circa 1770
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G. Jacob Saucer (for 59.34.29) porcelain circa 1825
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G. Jacob Cup (with saucer: 59.34.4) porcelain circa 1831
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.14) porcelain circa 1821
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G. Jacob Cup (with saucer: 59.34.20) porcelain circa 1810
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.19) porcelain circa 1810
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G. Jacob Cup (with saucer: 59.34.12) porcelain circa 1815
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G. Jacob Cup (with saucer: 59.34.14) porcelain circa 1821
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.21) porcelain circa 1834
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.9) porcelain circa 1802
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup: 59.34.23) porcelain circa 1830
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G. Jacob Tumbler with lid glass and silver 1850
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G. Jacob Bowl with lid porcelain circa 1825
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G. Jacob Saucer (with cup:- 59.34.12) porcelain circa 1815
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G. Jacob Footed goblet glass circa 1840
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G. Jacob Footed goblet glass circa 1830
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G. Jacob Footed goblet glass circa 1840
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G. Jacob Footed cup (with saucer: 59.34.6) porcelain circa 1830
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G. Jacob Decanter with Stopper glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Footed goblet glass circa 1840
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G. Jacob Footed cup (with saucer: 59.34.24) porcelain circa 1830
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G. Jacob Footed cup (with saucer: 59.34.22) porcelain circa 1834
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G. Jacob Serving dish with handle porcelain circa 1850
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts -
Artist: Albrecht Dürer Title: The Cannon Date: 1518 Medium: etching Dimensions: H.8-9/16 x W.12-9/16 in.
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G. Jacob Green and white decanter with stopper glass circa 1850
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G. Jacob Green and white decanter with stopper glass and metal circa 1850
Museum of Fine Arts -
Vilhelm Hammershøi, Danish, 1864-1916 Woman in an Interior 1900-09 Oil on canvas 57.1 x 62.2
Museum of Fine Arts -
Georg Petel, German, about 1601-1634 The Three Graces Germany, (Augsburg), about 1624 Gilded bronze 30.5
Museum of Fine Arts -
Unidentified artist, Alsatian, 2nd half 15th century Christ as the Man of Sorrows about 1470
Museum of Fine Arts -
Jan Fyt, Flemish, 1611-1661, and Erasmus Quellinus, Flemish, 1607-1678 Still Life in an Architectural Setting

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Further Artwork and Information:

Hanns Lautensack
Hanns Lautensack (Getty Museum)
Hans LAUTENSACK - Paysages (1553)
Hans LAUTENSACK (c.1520-c.1564-1566)
Mountain Landscape with an Imaginary City (Getty Museum)
SMA Printroom, Lautensack Text
Wesleyan: DAC European Old Master Prints: Dürers Contemporaries, 1460-1530
Augustin Hirschvogel at C.G. Boerner Inc.
Untitled Document
Art History - Famous Artists - Index l

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