Portrait of a Young Man (Portrait of Andreas Imhof, Patrician of Nuremberg?)
Portrait of a Young Man (Portrait of Andreas Imhof, Patrician of Nuremberg?)

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Portrait of a Young Man (Portrait of Andreas Imhof, Patrician of Nuremberg?),

ca. 1525

formerly attributed to Wolf Traut, German, ca. 1480–1520
y1968-202

Information

Title
Portrait of a Young Man (Portrait of Andreas Imhof, Patrician of Nuremberg?)
Dates

ca. 1525

Medium
Oil on wood panel
Dimensions
61.5 x 45.3 cm (24 3/16 x 17 13/16 in.) frame: 79 x 63 x 5 cm (31 1/8 x 24 13/16 x 1 15/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Mrs. Alfred A. Azzoni, in memory of her father, Professor George W. Elderkin
Object Number
y1968-202
Culture
German
Type
oil paintings, paintings
Materials
oil paint, panel (wood)
Subject
signet rings, landscapes (environments), rivers, youth, flowers (plants), trees, men, castles, portraits, figures (representations)

Anonymous sale, Helbing, Munich, May 31–June 2, 1927, lot 553; George W. Elderkin, Princeton (by 1935; by descent to Mrs. Azzoni); Janet Elderkin Azzoni, Hintington, NY (until 1968; gift to the Princeton University Art Museum).

formerly attributed to Wolf Traut, German, ca. 1480–1520

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