Clemens Aloys Hohwiesner

Clemens Aloys Hohwiesner was a German printmaker active in the early 16th century. Known for his intricate engravings, Hohwiesner's works often feature complex patterns and designs, as seen in his decorative motifs and portraits. His subjects ranged from religious figures like Christ to historical figures like the Emperor Maximilian I. Hohwiesner's work exemplifies the detailed and meticulous craftsmanship characteristic of German Renaissance printmaking.