Schongauer

[shohn-gou-er, shohn-gou-uhr]

noun

1. Martin c1430–91, German engraver and painter.

Schongauer

/ ˈʃoːnɡauər /

noun

1. Martin (ˈmartiːn). ?1445–91, German painter and engraver

Example Sentences

A small oil-and-tempera painting called “The Torment of Saint Anthony,” based on a print by Martin Schongauer, came at about the same time as his Ghirlandaio stint.

From New York Times

And it’s impressive: the teenage artist not only skillfully edits Schongauer’s midair tangle of demons-and-saint, but sets it against an invented seascape.

From New York Times

As early as 2007, as Barry was steeping herself in the 15th century German print-maker, Martin Schongauer, a Michelangelo painting — reportedly based on a print by Schongauer — made its way from a 2008 London Sotheby’s auction to the Met’s Michael Gallagher.

From Washington Post

We could see artistic changes from the original Schongauer print that probably first inspired him.

From Washington Post

We are not told under whom Herlen laboured in the Netherlands, but he probably took the same course as Schongauer and Hans Holbein the elder, who studied in the school of van der Weyden.

From Project Gutenberg