St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)Matthias Grünewald · 1511

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What explains the copyright situation of "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" by Matthias Grünewald?

"St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" by Matthias Grünewald is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1528.

Who created "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)"?

The artist behind "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" is Matthias Grünewald. The work is catalogued under Matthias Grünewald's name.

In what year was "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" by Matthias Grünewald created?

"St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" dates from 1511. The date places the work within Matthias Grünewald's career and its era.

How does "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" fit into Matthias Grünewald's themes and style?

"St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" belongs to Matthias Grünewald's Late Gothic / Early Renaissance work, whose recorded themes include gothic & renaissance blend, religious devotion & piety, symbolic saintly portrait, germanate artistic tradition, isenheim altarpiece influence, grünewald's spiritual focus, early 16th-century faith, iconic religious imagery.

What is the dominant color of "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" by Matthias Grünewald?

The dominant color of "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" by Matthias Grünewald is gray (#9a917d).

At what age did Matthias Grünewald make "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)"?

Matthias Grünewald made "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" at the age of 31. The artist was born in 1480 and the work is dated 1511.

Can the image of "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" by Matthias Grünewald be freely reproduced?

Regarding copyright, "St. Lucy (c.283-c.304)" is in the public domain - its copyright has expired.