Lucas cranach posters & prints

Christ and the Woman taken in Adultery Lucas the Younger Cranach

Christ and the Adulteress, ca. 1545-50 Lucas Cranach the Younger

Portrait of a Man Lucas Cranach II

Nymph of the Spring, ca. 1545-50 Lucas Cranach the Younger

Christ Blessing the Children, ca. 1545-50 Lucas Cranach the Younger

Portrait of John the Constant of Saxony Lucas the Elder Cranach

St. Barbara Lucas Cranach

Portrait of Philipp Melanchthon, 1532 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Venus, 1532 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of Katharina von Bora Lucas the Elder Cranach

Suffer the Little Children to Come Unto Me, 1538 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Infatuated Old Woman Lucas the Elder Cranach

Katharina von Bora, future wife of Martin Luther, 1526 Lucas the Elder Cranach

A Princess of Saxony, c.1517 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Lucretia, 1548 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Lukas Spielhausen, 1532 Lucas Cranach the Elder

The Faun Family Lucas the Younger Cranach

The Old Fool Lucas Cranach

Portrait of Johann Friedrich the Magnanimous Lucas Cranach the Elder

Martin Luther, c.1532 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of a Man, 1537 Unknown

German, A Prince of Saxony, c. 1517 Lucas Cranach the Elder

Temptation of St. Anthony, 1506 Lucas Cranach the Elder

Portrait of Lucretia, 1528 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of Philipp Melanchthon Lucas Cranach II

Portrait of the Elector Johann Friedrich 'Der Grossmutige' of Saxony Lucas Cranach I

John Frederic the Magnanimous, in Electoral Robes Anonymous

Lucretia Lucas Cranach the Elder

Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery, after 1532. Lucas Cranach the Younger

Portrait of Philipp Melanchthon, c.1560-80 Lucas the Younger Cranach

Portrait of John the Steadfast, Elector of Saxony Lucas the Elder Cranach

Electors of Saxony: Friedrich the Wise Johann the Steadfast and Johann Friedrich the Magnanimous 1532 Lucas the Elder Cranach

St. George Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of a Knight with his two sons, c.1518-25 Lucas the Elder Cranach

John Frederic the Magnanimous, in Electoral Robes left Anonymous

The Crucifixion with the Converted Centurion, 1538 Lucas the Elder Cranach