De 25 mest etterspurte kunstverkene av Hendrick Goltzius hos våre besøkende, rangert etter popularitet og presentert ett etter ett, med spesifikasjoner og pris for hver håndmalte reproduksjon.
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Hendrick Goltzius · 1558 – 1617
Admire Hendrick Goltzius's iconic 'Venus and Adonis,' a Baroque masterpiece housed at Munich’s Alte Pinakothek. Explore its dramatic composition, mythological narrative & masterful engraving technique.
Hendrik Goltzius's 'Venus and Adonis' (1614) is a stunning Northern Mannerist painting depicting the tragic love story of Venus and Adonis. Admire the dynamic composition, rich detail, and masterful engraving technique.
Hendrik Goltzius's 'Mercurius' (1611) is a dynamic Mannerist engraving featuring the god Mercury, symbolizing wisdom and skill. Explore its rich symbolism & masterful technique.
Hendrik Goltzius’ "Vénus & Satyr" (1616) – a stunning Baroque painting of classical mythology. Explore this rich, detailed oil on canvas depicting love & desire with dynamic composition & warm tones.
Hendrik Goltzius’s ‘Minerva’ exemplifies Northern Mannerism with dramatic lighting and stylized forms, portraying a regal woman alongside a warrior in a dynamic composition. This 1611 masterpiece, a trio of Renaissance ideals, offers a glimpse into humanist education – discover this stunning reproduction.
Hendrik Goltzius’ «Jupiter og Antiope» er et fantastisk barokk maleri av klassisk mytologi. Utforsk denne rike, detaljerte oljemaleri på lerret etter museets originale verk.
1608 · Eremitasjen, Saint Petersburg · original 204 x 134 cm
Hendrik Goltzius's "Fall of Man" (1608) masterfully depicts Adam and Eve’s transgression, showcasing Northern Mannerism with dramatic lighting & symbolic depth. Explore temptation, innocence lost, and divine judgment in this iconic artwork.
Admire Hendrick Goltzius’ ‘Hercules and Cacus’ (1613) – a stunning Renaissance oil painting of the hero. Explore its classical realism, dramatic lighting & powerful symbolism.
Hendrik Goltzius’ ‘Jupiter & Antiope’ (1612) is a stunning Renaissance oil painting of a mythological scene. Explore its classical beauty, masterful technique & sensual atmosphere.
Hendrik Goltzius's 'Without Ceres and Bacchus, Venus Would Freeze' (1599) depicts Roman deities in a captivating Mannerist scene—a masterful print capturing desire, fertility, and revelry.
Hendrik Goltzius' klassiske engravur viser Lykaons groteske transformasjon til ulv i Haarlem, Nederland. Et fascinerende verk fra 1589 av en mesterlig kunstner.
Hendrik Goltzius's 'Mercurius' (1611) is a dynamic Mannerist engraving featuring the god Mercury, symbolizing wisdom and skill. Explore its rich symbolism & masterful technique.
Hendrik Goltzius’s Mannerist engraving captures Vulcan’s disruptive surprise of Venus and Mars, showcasing dramatic gesture and illusionistic depth—a pivotal scene from classical mythology reflecting Philip II's reign. Explore this masterpiece and bring its timeless beauty into your home.
1616 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · original 140 x 204 cm
Experience Northern Mannerism's drama with Goltzius' Lot and his Daughters (1616), showcasing masterful chiaroscuro and emotional depth; discover this masterpiece today.
1597 · Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam · original 360 x 266 cm
Discover this serene 16th-century engraving of a boy with a dove on a dog by Hendrik Goltzius; bring timeless Renaissance tranquility to your collection.
Admire 'Helios' by Hendrick Goltzius – a stunning woodcut depicting the sun god. This masterpiece from 1589 showcases intricate detail and dynamic composition, capturing the essence of Northern Mannerism.
Admire Hendrick Goltzius’ ‘Circumcision in St Bavo’. This 1594 engraving showcases Renaissance detail & Gothic architecture. A stunning historical artwork for your collection.
Admire Hendrik Goltzius's masterful engraving of Juno, goddess of marriage and childbirth, rendered in exquisite detail against swirling clouds within an oval frame. Explore Northern Renaissance artistry.
