Portrait of Martha Thannstetter ne Werusin (also Merusin) c 1515

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The "Portrait of Martha Thannstetter neé Werusin (also Merusin)" is a notable work created around 1515 by the German Renaissance painter Bernhard Strigel. Strigel, who was active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, is recognized for his detailed and expressive portraiture, which often captured the likenesses of prominent figures of his time. This particular portrait exemplifies Strigel's meticulous approach to depicting his subjects with a high degree of realism and attention to detail.

The subject of the painting, Martha Thannstetter, was born Martha Werusin (or Merusin), and her portrait is a testament to the social and cultural milieu of the early 16th century in Germany. The portrait is characterized by its precise rendering of Martha's features, her elaborate attire, and the subtle yet expressive use of color and light, which together convey her status and personality. Strigel's skillful use of oil paints allows for a rich texture and depth, bringing a lifelike quality to Martha's visage.

Martha Thannstetter's attire in the portrait is indicative of her social standing, with intricate details in the fabric and accessories that reflect the fashion of the time. The background of the portrait is typically plain, focusing the viewer's attention entirely on the subject, a common practice in Strigel's work to emphasize the individual's presence and character.

Bernhard Strigel's portraits are significant for their historical value, providing insights into the people and fashions of the Renaissance period in Germany. His works are housed in various museums and collections, where they continue to be studied and admired for their artistic and cultural significance. The "Portrait of Martha Thannstetter neé Werusin (also Merusin)" remains a fine example of Strigel's contribution to portrait art and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects with remarkable clarity and sensitivity.

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