Beham Brothers - Beham Siblings

Japanese: ベーハム兄弟 - ベーハムきょうだい

Two brothers who were representative painters and printmakers of 16th-century Germany and belonged to the "Kleinemeister" (painters of small things) class. They were born in Nuremberg. In 1525, they were exiled along with G. Penz for their God-denying rhetoric. The elder brother, Hans Sebald Beham (1500-50), settled in Frankfurt around 1531, while the younger, Barthel B. (1502-40), became court painter to Wilhelm IV in Munich and was active in Italy from 1535 onwards.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

16世紀ドイツの〈小ものの画家(クライネマイスター)〉に属する代表的画家･版画家兄弟。ニュルンベルクに生まれる。1525年神を否定する言辞により，G.ペンツとともに追放され，兄ハンス･ゼバルトHans Sebald Beham(1500‐50)は31年ころにフランクフルトに定住，弟バルテルBarthel B.(1502‐40)はミュンヘンでウィルヘルム4世の宮廷画家となった後，35年以降イタリアで活躍。

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