Lucas Cranach the Elder's Reformation Legacy

Lucas Cranach the Elder's Reformation Legacy

Lucas Maler

A leading German Renaissance painter, printmaker, publisher, businessman, and politician. He long served as the court painter to the Elector of Saxony, starting with Elector Frederick III (Frederick the Wise). Known as a close friend of Martin Luther, he created numerous portraits of Luther himself, his family, and figures associated with the Reformation, as well as works supporting the Lutheran Reformation. Operating a large-scale workshop, he produced vast quantities of paintings and prints alongside his son Lucas Cranach the Younger and others. He was also active as a Wittenberg city council member, mayor, pharmacy operator, and publisher.

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Year Lucas Maler
1472
Birth of Lucas Maler (Period: October 4, 1472, Location: Kronach (now Bavaria, Germany))
1480
Artistic Education from his Father Hans Cranach (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 7 years old, Period: 1480s–1490s, Location: Kronach)
1502
Stay in Vienna and Artistic Activities (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 29 years old, Period: Around 1502–1504, Location: Vienna (present-day Austria))
Production of Early Works in Vienna (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 29 years old, Period: Around 1502–1504, Location: Vienna)
1504
Appointment as Court Painter to the Elector of Saxony (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 31 years old, Period: 1504–1505, Location: Wittenberg (present-day Saxony-Anhalt, Germany))
Start of Activities as Court Painter to Saxony (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 31 years old, Period: 1504–1505, Location: Wittenberg, Torgau, Coburg, etc.)
1506
Production of "The Martyrdom of Saint Catherine" (Age: 33 years old, Period: 1506, Location: Wittenberg, Coburg, etc.)
1508
Granting of the Coat of Arms and Use of the Winged Serpent Insignia (Age: 35 years old, Period: 1508, Location: Nuremberg (present-day Germany))
Visit to the Court of Margaret of Austria (Age: 35 years old, Period: 1508, Location: Mechelen (present-day Belgium))
1510
Expansion of the Workshop in Wittenberg (Age: 37 years old, Period: 1510s–1520s, Location: Wittenberg)
1512
Marriage (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Barbara Brengbier, Age: 39 years old, Period: Around 1512–around 1513, Location: Presumed to be around Wittenberg, but the exact location is unknown)
1517
Establishment of the Relationship with Martin Luther (Age: 44 years old, Period: 1517 onwards, Location: Wittenberg)
1519
Appointment as a Member of the Wittenberg City Council (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 46 years old, Period: Around 1519–1544, Location: Wittenberg)
1520
Acquisition of Pharmacy Operation Privileges (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 47 years old, Period: 1520, Location: Wittenberg)
Production of Portraits of Luther (Age: 47 years old, Period: 1520s–1540s, Location: Wittenberg)
Production of Reformation Religious Paintings such as "Christ and the Adulteress" (Age: 47 years old, Period: 1520s–1530s, Location: Wittenberg)
1523
Christian Publishing Activities (Age: 50 years old, Period: Around 1523–1525, Location: Wittenberg)
1524
German Peasants' War (Age: 51 years old, Period: 1524–1525, Location: Holy Roman Empire, Various Parts of Germany)
Accompanying to the Imperial Diet of Nuremberg (Age: 51 years old, Period: 1524, Location: Nuremberg)
1537
Appointment as Mayor of Wittenberg (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 64 years old, Period: 1537/38–1543/44, Location: Wittenberg)
1546
Schmalkaldic War (Age: 73 years old, Period: 1546–1547, Location: Holy Roman Empire, especially Central and Southern Germany)
1547
Imprisonment of Johann Friedrich I (Age: 74 years old, Period: 1547, Location: Around Mühlberg, Saxony, etc.)
1550
Accompanying Johann Friedrich I in Exile and Captivity (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 77 years old, Period: 1550–1552, Location: Augsburg, Innsbruck, etc.)
1552
Late Years Activities in Weimar (Lucas Cranach the Elder, Age: 79 years old, Period: 1552–1553, Location: Weimar (present-day Thuringia, Germany))
1553
Death of Lucas Maler (Age: 81 years old, Period: October 16, 1553)

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