The Librarian
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The story behind the motif
Poster with the famous painting The Librarian from 1562. The artist behind the work was named Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
The work is a portrait of Wolfgang Lazius but shows a man composed of books in front of a grey-blue drapery. Wolfgang Lazius was a scientist in the service of the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I. Lazius was the official historian of the empire and managed, among other things, the imperial library and the art collection.
Giuseppe Arcimboldo was an Italian artist and belonged to an illegitimate branch of a noble family. He is best known for his portraits that depict the four seasons as human figures. The Librarian is one of his earliest works.
Artist: Giuseppe Arcimboldo | Created: 1562.
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