Hans Caspar von Laubberg 1509

This portrait of Hans Caspar von Laubberg was painted by Bernhard Strigel in 1509, displaying the artist’s mastery of Northern Renaissance portraiture. The sitter is depicted in a three-quarter view, seated with his hands clasped, signifying his position of power and authority. His elaborate clothing, including a fur-trimmed coat, chain, and red doublet, further emphasize his status. This detailed depiction of a prominent figure is characteristic of the era's growing interest in individual identity and the power of the human form. This piece is currently housed in the Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany.