Breu Collection

The Story of Lucretia. Jorg Breu the Elder (ca 1475-1537) German painter. Pen and black ink on paper
542913 The Story of Lucretia. Jorg Breu the Elder (ca 1475-1537) German painter. Pen and black ink on paper. by Breu, Joerg the Elder (c.1475-1537); Universal History Archive/UIG

The Holy Kinship. Artist: Breu, Jorg, the Younger (1510-1547)
The Holy Kinship. From a private collection

Passover Seder Haggadah in a Jerusalem jewish home, with wine and matsa

The Suicide of Lucretia, early 16th century. Artist: Jorg Breu the Elder
The Suicide of Lucretia, early 16th century. Perspective: the artist shows the lines going back to the vanishing point. From the Museum of Fine Arts (Szepmueveszeti Muzeum), Budapest, Hungary

Brief Treaty of Confession. Incunabula
Brief Treaty of Confession. 15th century. Incunabula in Catalan. Valencia, 1493. Gothic script

Jorg Breu I, The Hay Harvest (June), German, c. 1480 - 1537, in or before 1521, pen and black ink with gray wash on laid paper

Jorg Breu I, The Wine Harvest (September), German, c. 1480 - 1537, in or before 1521, pen and black ink with gray wash on laid paper

Tournament Scene; Jorg Breu the Elder, German, about 1475/1476 - 1537; Germany, Europe; about 1510 - 1515; Pen and black ink over black chalk; Diam.: 25.4 cm (Diam.: 10 in.)

Bridal Scene; Jorg Breu the Elder, German, about 1475/1476 - 1537; Germany, Europe; about 1520 - 1525; Pen and black ink, brown and orange wash; Diam.: 19.8 cm (Diam.: 7 13/16 in.)

SACRIFICE OF ISaC. Abraham is spared from sacrificing his son, Isaac (Genesis 22: 12). Woodcut by Jorg Breu the Younger (c1511-1547)

The Story of Lucretia. Jorg Breu the Elder (ca 1475-1537) German painter. Pen and black ink on paper

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"Exploring the Artistic Legacy of Jorg Breu: From Religious Narratives to Harvest Scenes" Step into the world of Jorg Breu, a renowned German painter from the 16th century. His masterful works captured various themes, ranging from religious stories to scenes depicting daily life. In "The Story of Lucretia, " created by Jorg Breu the Elder, we witness his skillful use of pen and black ink on paper to portray this tragic tale. Another notable piece is "The Holy Kinship" by Jorg Breu, the Younger. This artwork showcases his ability to depict familial connections within religious contexts. The artist's attention to detail and composition shines through in every stroke. Jorg Breu the Elder's talent extends beyond biblical narratives as seen in "Brief Treaty of Confession. " This incunabula demonstrates his versatility and expertise in capturing historical documents with precision. Religion plays a significant role in many of Breu's artworks. In "The three monotheistic religions, " he explores Christianity, Islam, and Judaism through interreligious symbols such as Thorah, Quran, and Bible. These pieces serve as reminders of our shared spiritual heritage. It also delves into Jewish traditions like Passover Seder Haggadah in a Jerusalem home where wine and matsa take center stage. Through these paintings, he celebrates cultural diversity while highlighting common rituals that bind us together. Not limited to religious subjects alone, Jorg Breu depicts scenes from everyday life such as "The Hay Harvest" and "The Wine Harvest. " These vibrant compositions capture moments filled with laborious work yet imbued with joyous camaraderie during seasonal harvests. In addition to these lively depictions are captivating tournament scenes that transport us back to medieval times when chivalry reigned supreme. And for those seeking romance, there are enchanting bridal scenes that evoke feelings of love and celebration.