Artist
German
198 works by German from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Art Institute of Chicago.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order
Portrait of a Man in a Red CapGerman, c. 1480Art Institute of Chicago 
Diptych of Saints Achatius, Barbara, Apollonia, and SebaldGerman, c. 1490Art Institute of Chicago 
Triptych of the Virgin and Child with SaintsGerman, c. 1510Art Institute of Chicago 
Holy FamilyGerman, c. 1450Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of Leonhard FuchsGerman, 1525Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of Dorothy FairchildGerman, 19th century (?)Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of Mother and DaughterGerman, c. 1810Art Institute of Chicago 
EntombmentGerman, c. 1500Art Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of a Young ArtistGerman, c. 1500Art Institute of Chicago 
Adoration of the MagiGerman, ca. 1470–90The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Ferdinand III, Emperor of Germany (1637–1657)German, 1637/57Art Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
ChaliceGerman, c. 1500–c. 1520Art Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Portrait of Ursula LotherGerman, 1584Art Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Pfennig (Coin) of Arnold II von Isenburg, Archbishop of TrierGerman, 12th/13th centuriesArt Institute of Chicago 
Herr von Haesler of HamburgGerman, 1787Art Institute of Chicago 
Frederick Christian, Prince and Elector of Saxony (1722-1763)German, 1750/63Art Institute of Chicago 
Emperor Charlemagne or Henry IIGerman, c. 1500Art Institute of Chicago