Artist
Lucas Cranach (1472–1553)
44 works by Lucas Cranach (German, 1472–1553) from The Cleveland Museum of Art.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order

The Baptism of ChristLucas Cranach, 1530sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
Hunting near Hartenfels CastleLucas Cranach, 1540The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Holy Family and KindredLucas Cranach, 1487–1553The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Saint George Slaying the DragonLucas Cranach, c. 1510–1515The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Apostle MatthewLucas Cranach, 1487–1553The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Saint George StandingLucas Cranach, 1506The Cleveland Museum of Art 
St. George Slaying the DragonLucas Cranach, 1500sThe Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Ecstasy of St. Mary MagdaleneLucas Cranach, 1506The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Passion: The LamentationLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Rest on the Flight into EgyptLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Dr. Christian BrückLucas Cranach, 1549The Cleveland Museum of Art 
St. ChristopherLucas Cranach, c. 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Tournament with lancesLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
A TournamentLucas Cranach, 1506The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Coat of Arms of John Frederic, Elector of Saxony, called the MagnanimousLucas Cranach, 1546The Cleveland Museum of Art 
A Boy on HorsebackLucas Cranach, 1506The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Adam and Eve in ParadiseLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Saint ChristopherLucas Cranach, c. 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
A Gentleman and a Lady Riding to the ChaseLucas Cranach, 1506The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Philipp MelanchthonLucas Cranach, 1530–86The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Tournament with Sampson and the LionLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Ecstasy of Saint Mary MagdaleneLucas Cranach, 1506The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Second Tournament with the Tapestry of Sampson and the LionLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Penance of St. John ChrysostomLucas Cranach, 1509The Cleveland Museum of Art