
Bernhard Strigel
German, 1460/1461–1528

Strigel came from a family of painters in Memmingen in Swabia, where he worked for most of his life. He became a favoured portraitist of Emperor Maximilian I, painting the emperor and his family, including a well-known group portrait of Maximilian with his wife, son and grandsons. He also painted altarpieces in a late Gothic manner with lively colour. His late portraits of the couple Hans Roth and Margarethe Vöhlin show his attention to individual character.
Written by Ochre Editions.
- In the collection
- 3 worksDated 1527
- Mostly
- Painting
- Courtesy of
- The National Gallery of Art







