Hans Holbein the Younger (1498–1543)

Portrait of Prince Edward in a Roundel, 1538.
Prince Edward is here surrounded by oak leaves and
acorns, a symbol of renewal. The drawing was probably
intended to be engraved onto precious metal or stone
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A Woman Seated on a Settle with Four Children.
The drawing is evidently a preparatory sketch
for a painting or other work
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A Young Englishwoman, costume study.
The drawing was done either during Holbein's first
stay in England between 1526 and 1528
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Portrait of an Unidentified Woman, ca. 1540.
Perhaps Amalia princess of Cleves-Jülich-Berg
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