Hans Rottenhammer

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Hans Rottenhammer was a late 16th- and early 17th-century German painter known for his refined small-scale cabinet pictures that often combined Northern detail with Italianate composition and color.

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instanceOf German painter
human
painter
activeYearsEndTime early 17th century
activeYearsStartTime late 16th century
collaboratedWith Jan Brueghel the Elder
Paul Bril
linked to: Paulus Bril
countryOfCitizenship Germany
dateOfBirth 1564
dateOfDeath 1625
ethnicGroup German
familyName Rottenhammer
fieldOfWork painting
genre cabinet painting
mythological painting
religious painting
givenName Hans
hasWorkInCollection Alte Pinakothek
Hermitage Museum
Kunsthistorisches Museum
National Gallery, London
linked to: National Gallery

Prado Museum
influencedBy Italian painting
Northern Renaissance art
livedIn Augsburg
Venice
movement Mannerism
name Hans Rottenhammer
nationality German
notableCharacteristic bright, Italianate color palette
complex multi-figure compositions
integration of landscape and figure painting
refined, highly finished surfaces
notableFor combining Northern detail with Italianate composition and color
small-scale cabinet pictures
notableWork The Adoration of the Magi
The Fall of Phaeton
The Feast of the Gods
linked to: Feast of the Gods
occupation painter
placeOfBirth Munich
placeOfDeath Augsburg
sexOrGender male
style Mannerist
trainedIn Munich
workLocation Augsburg
Munich
Venice

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Jan Brueghel the Elder collaboratedWith Hans Rottenhammer
Hans Rottenhammer name Hans Rottenhammer