These are the astrologer and those figures that were added to the genuine Holbein-woodcuts from 1547 and onwards. For inscrutable reasons, Helmuth — as mentioned — skips the waggoner. Scholars have not heaped much praise on Helmuth for his "reconstruction", but his publications sold well. ...
Holbein was prolific during this period in Basel, which coincided with the arrival of Lutheranism in the city.[29] He undertook a number of major projects, such as external murals for The House of the Dance and internal murals for the Council Chamber of the Town Hall. The former are known...
Holbein was also active in designing woodcuts for title pages and book illustrations. The artist’s most famous work in this area, a series of 41 scenes illustrating themedievalallegorical concept of the “Dance of Death,” was designed by him and cut by another artist as early as about 152...
(Heroic), based on a series of woodcuts by H. Holbein entitledDance of Death. Huber also wrote five operas, includingThe World’s Spring(1894) andFruits of the Sea(1918); two oratorios; cantatas; symphonies; and the orchestral program workRoman Carnival. Other compositions are concerti (...