Lucas The Younger (studio Of) Cranach

Zygmunt II August King of Poland, c.1553-56 Lucas the Younger (studio of) Cranach

Reformers' group at a miracle Lucas the Younger (after) Cranach

Portrait of Martin Luther after 1532 Lucas The Elder (studio of) Cranach

The God Mercury Waking Paris to Judge the Contest of the Golden Apple Lucas The Elder (studio of) Cranach

Pieta', by Lucas Cranach the Elder Lucas the Elder Cranach

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

The Vineyard of the Lord, 1569 Lucas the Younger Cranach

The Fountain of Youth, 1546 Anonymous

The Suicide of Lucretia, 1538 Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of Young Lady Lucas Cranach

The SIlver Age or The Effects of Jealousy, 1535 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Golden Age Lucas Cranach the Elder

The Vineyard of the Lord, 1569 Lucas the Younger Cranach

The Nymph of the Spring, after 1537 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Vineyard of the Lord, 1569 Lucas the Younger Cranach

The Crucifixion, 1538 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Golden Age, 1530 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Nymph of the spring Lucas Cranach the Elder

The Melancholy, 1532 Anonymous

German Bible of Luther's Translation, 1561 Lucas the Younger Cranach

The Death of Lucretia Lucas The Elder Cranach

Lucretia attributed to Lucas Cranach the Elder Anonymous

Portrait of Martin Luther Anonymous

The Death of Lucretia, c.1524 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Old Fool Lucas Cranach

The Fall of Man, 1549 Lucas the Younger Cranach

Saint Ursula and the Virgins Lucas the Younger (after) Cranach

Portrait of a Young Lady, c.1350 Lucas the Elder Cranach

The Last Supper Lucas The Elder (studio of) Cranach

The Judgement of Paris Lucas Cranach the Elder

Portrait of a Young Woman Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of a young girl, half length, wearing a green and gold costume with a red hat Lucas the Elder Cranach

Portrait of the Lord of Schleinitz, 1526 Anonymous

The Vineyard of the Lord, 1569 Lucas the Younger Cranach

The Suicide of Lucretia, ca 1518 Anonymous

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