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Hans Weiditz (1500-1536) - A Painters Studio - Petrarca Description: Hans Weiditz II, called the Petrarch Master (c. 1495–c. 1536) — The Art of Painting / Painters at Work. A remarkably lively Renaissance representation of a painter’s workshop, with several artists and assistants at work; two paintings are shown in the process of execution, including a portrait and a landscape, while the surrounding figures and studio details provide a vivid contemporary view of the practice of painting. Woodcut designed for Francesco Petrarch’s De remediis utriusque fortunae (Von der Artzney bayder Glück), the celebrated series designed c. 1519–1520 and first published by Heinrich Steiner in Augsburg in 1532. Dimensions: 9,80 x 15,60 cm Condition: Good impression on laid paper, with the full plate border, with small margins. Without visible watermark. Mounted on a support sheet covering the German text on the backside. Overall in very good condition. Medium: Woodcut Date: 1520-1532
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