File:Fall-of-Man-Bible-Luther-Brosamer-1550.jpg

Summary

Artist	Hans Brosamer  (1495–1554)     Alternative names Hans Brosimer; Hans Brösamer; Hans Brösamer (ca. 1495-1554); H. Brosamer; H. Brosimer; Brosamer Description painter, copperplate engraver and drawer Date of birth/death circa 1495  circa 1554  Location of birth/death Fulda Erfurt Work period 1515 –1554  Work location Nuremberg, Fulda, Erfurt Authority file : Q532091 VIAF: 61662859 ISNI: 0000000117663060 ULAN: 500009611 LCCN: n86819605 GND: 118167375 WorldCat artist QS:P170,Q532091
Description	English: Hans Brosamer of the Fall of Man from the 1550 Wittenberg Bible of Martin Luther
Date	1550 date QS:P571,+1550-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium	woodcut print
Source/Photographer	British Museum online prints

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• 2010-07-19 16:00 Mathsci 750×544× (235141 bytes) {{Information |Description = Wooddut by [[Little Masters|Hans Brosamer]] of the Fall of Man from the 1550 Wittenberg Bible of [[Martin Luther]] |Source = [[British Museum]] online prints |Date = 1550 |Author = Hans Brosa

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