Hans Schäufelein

Hans Schäufelein, a German Renaissance artist, was active between 1480 and 1540. He is known for his woodcuts and engravings that depict biblical scenes, often with intricate detail and dramatic composition. Schäufelein's works are notable for their use of line and cross-hatching, which creates a sense of depth and texture. Many of his prints also feature a distinctive style of landscape, with trees and hills rendered in a somewhat stylized manner. While the location of his birth and death are unknown, his artistic output suggests he was part of a larger artistic community that thrived in the German region.