The Younger Zurich Carnation Master [Nelkenmeister]

Place: Zurich

Born: 1460

Death: 1507

Biography:

Early Life and Artistic Influences

, also known as Hans Leu the Elder, was a Swiss painter born in Zurich in 1460. He was active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, and his style is characterized by its Gothic elements combined with early Renaissance influences.

Notable Works

* The Last Judgment (1490), a panel painting showcasing Leu's mastery of Gothic art. * Adoration of the Magi (169 x 117 cm, Kunsthaus Zürich, Tempera), a painting that exemplifies Leu's use of tempera on panel.

Museums and Collections

* Kunsthaus Zürich, Switzerland - featuring several works by The Younger Zurich Carnation Master [Nelkenmeister], including The Last Judgment (Archangel Michael Judging Souls) (5 x 116 cm, Tempera). * Musee d'art et d'histoire Neuchatel, Switzerland - although not specifically featuring Leu's works, the museum showcases a wide range of Swiss art from various periods.

Artistic Style and Legacy

Leu's style is notable for its blend of Gothic elements with early Renaissance influences. His panel paintings, such as The Last Judgment, demonstrate his mastery of this style. Leu's work has been influential in the development of Swiss art, particularly in the use of tempera on panel.

Relevant Links from Wikioo.org:

* The Younger Zurich Carnation Master [Nelkenmeister] * Painting: Adoration of the Magi

Key Points:

• Birth and Death: Born in Zurich, 1460; died in 1507.
• Notable Works: The Last Judgment (1490), Adoration of the Magi.
• Museums Featuring His Work: Kunsthaus Zürich, Switzerland.
• Artistic Style: Blend of Gothic elements with early Renaissance influences.

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