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A woman enthroned under an oak tree, holding a book, a sword and the coat of arms of the Holy Roman Empire; next to her is a crown; the whole framed by medallions with portraits of artists; representing the rule of the Holy Roman Empire. Lithograph.

Saint Andrew. Line engraving by A. Petrak after M. Schongauer.

Saint Anthony Abbot is tormented by seven hell-born creatures; representing the temptation of Saint Anthony. Process print after M. Schongauer.

Saint Martin of Tours: he divides his cloak with a poor man. Etching after M. Schongauer.

Saint Mary (the Blessed Virgin) with the Christ Child. Engraving by W.Y. Ottley after M. Schongauer.

Saint Christopher. Line engraving by or after M. Schongauer.

Saint Agnes. Pen and ink drawing after I. van Meckenem after M. Schongauer.

Saint Mary Magdalen: The risen Christ asks her not to touch him. Etching after M. Schongauer.

A young woman with long hair, holding a flower. Etching after M. Schongauer.

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Martin Schongauer

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Works from the collections

Saint Martin of Tours: he divides his cloak with a poor man. Etching after M. Schongauer.

A young woman with long hair, holding a flower. Etching after M. Schongauer.

Saint Andrew. Line engraving by A. Petrak after M. Schongauer.

Saint Agnes. Pen and ink drawing after I. van Meckenem after M. Schongauer.

Saint Mary Magdalen: The risen Christ asks her not to touch him. Etching after M. Schongauer.