-
Master of the
Housebook and
Master of the
Amsterdam Cabinet are two
names used for an
engraver and
painter working in
South Germany in the last quarter...
- The
Medieval Housebook of Wol****g
Castle (Mittelalterliches
Hausbuch von
Schloss Wol****g) is a
handwritten compendium on
various topics of
practical knowledge...
-
would become the
basis of her
Housebook. Dorfman's prin****l
published work,
originally published in 1974, was Elsa's
Housebook – A Woman's Photojournal,...
- most
famous work. It has been
suggested that he was the
Master of the
Housebook, but this has not been
generally accepted.
Perhaps more
likely is his...
- were also
German inventions of the
fifteenth century,
probably by the
Housebook Master and
Daniel Hopfer respectively. In the 15th century,
woodcut and...
- wood, and oil painting.
Drypoint of
Aristotle ridden by
Phyllis by the
Housebook Master. c. 1490 Engraving,
Master MZ, c. 1500 Engraving,
Lucas van Leyden...
- to have been
familiar with, or
close to, the so-called
Master of the
Housebook. The
Strasbourg painting once had been the
reverse of a
panel now kept...
-
German Tournament ca. 1480, by the
Master of the
Housebook....
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technique include Mary C****att,
Francis Seymour Haden,
Master of the
Housebook,
Richard Spare,
William Lionel Wyllie A
variant of engraving, done with...
-
etchings and engravings. The
technique appears to have been
invented by the
Housebook Master, a
south German 15th-century artist, all of
whose prints are in...
