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Lucas Cranach the Elder: Lucretia  wikidata:Q18573609 reasonator:Q18573609
Artist
Lucas Cranach the Elder  (1472–1553)  wikidata:Q191748
 
Lucas Cranach the Elder
Alternative names
Lucas Cranach
Description -German painter, drawer, printmaker and court painter
Date of birth/death 4 October 1472 Edit this at Wikidata 16 October 1553 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Kronach Edit this at Wikidata Weimar Edit this at Wikidata
Work location
Lutherstadt Wittenberg
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artist QS:P170,Q191748
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Lucretia
Title
English: Lucretia
Svenska: Lucretia
Object type painting
object_type QS:P31,Q3305213
Genre nude Edit this at Wikidata
Description
English: According to tradition, Lucretia was a beautiful noblewoman of ancient Rome. She was the virtuous wife of Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus, whose uncle was the last king of the city. Lucretia took her own life after being raped by one of the

king’s sons. The incident is said to have sparked a revolt in which the

royal family was overthrown, marking the start of the Roman Republic. It was a subject the German Renaissance artist Lucas Cranach the Elder and his contemporaries frequently returned to. This painting probably belonged to King Gustav Vasa’s collection of art.
Svenska: Lucretia var enligt traditionen en vacker adelsdam i antikens Rom. Hon var dygdig hustru till Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus, vars farbror var rikets siste kung. Lucretia tog sitt liv efter att ha blivit våldtagen av en av kungasönerna. Händelsen ska ha bidragit till en revolt där kungafamiljen störtades, vilket blev början på den romerska republiken. Den tyske renässanskonstnären Lucas Cranach d.ä. och hans samtida konstnärskollegor återvände många gånger till motivet. Målningen ingick i Gustav Vasas konstsamling.
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English: According to tradition, Lucretia was a beautiful noblewoman of ancient Rome. She was the virtuous wife of Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus, whose uncle was the last king of the city. Lucretia took her own life after being raped by one of the

king’s sons. The incident is said to have sparked a revolt in which the

royal family was overthrown, marking the start of the Roman Republic. It was a subject the German Renaissance artist Lucas Cranach the Elder and his contemporaries frequently returned to. This painting probably belonged to King Gustav Vasa’s collection of art.
Svenska: Lucretia var enligt traditionen en vacker adelsdam i antikens Rom. Hon var dygdig hustru till Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus, vars farbror var rikets siste kung. Lucretia tog sitt liv efter att ha blivit våldtagen av en av kungasönerna. Händelsen ska ha bidragit till en revolt där kungafamiljen störtades, vilket blev början på den romerska republiken. Den tyske renässanskonstnären Lucas Cranach d.ä. och hans samtida konstnärskollegor återvände många gånger till motivet. Målningen ingick i Gustav Vasas konstsamling.
Date 1528
date QS:P571,+1528-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium
English: Oil on wood
Svenska: Olja på trä
Dimensions
  • height: 57 cm (22.4 in); width: 38 cm (14.9 in)
    dimensions QS:P2048,57U174728
    dimensions QS:P2049,38U174728
  • Framed: height: 69 cm (27.1 in); width: 51 cm (20 in); depth: 4 cm (1.5 in)
    dimensions QS:P2048,69U174728
    dimensions QS:P2049,51U174728
    dimensions QS:P5524,4U174728
institution QS:P195,Q842858
Accession number
NM 1080
Exhibition history
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Svenska: Signerad: 1528 (med mästarmärke, en bevingad orm)
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Source/Photographer Erik Cornelius / Nationalmuseum
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