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Hans Holbein le Jeune (Augsburg, 1497 – Londres, 1543)
Le génie de Holbein s'épanouit très tôt. Sa ville natale d'Augsburg était alors à son zénith. Située sur le grand axe reliant l'Italie au nord de l'Europe, c'était la ville commerçante la plus riche d'Allemagne, une halte fréquente pour l'empereur Maximilien. Son père, Hans Holbein l'Ancien, était lui-même un peintre de mérite, et le prit dans son atelier. En 1515, à l'âge de dix-huit ans, Holbein s'installa à Bâle, le centre du savoir, dont la fierté reposait sur le fait que chaque maison recelait au moins un érudit. Envoyé à Londres avec une lettre d'introduction pour Sir Thomas More, le chancelier du roi, «Master Haunce », ainsi que l'appelaient les Anglais, arriva à peu près au moment du blocus de 1526. Holbein fut bien accueilli et s'installa, dès sa première visite, en Angleterre. Il peignit des portraits de nombreux hommes influents de l'époque, et réalisa des dessins pour un tableau de la famille de son bienfaiteur. Il devint bientôt le célèbre portraitiste de la Renaissance nordique au service des figures contemporaines. De façon tout à fait typique, son travail incluait d'étonnants détails comme des reflets naturels à travers le verre ou la trame enchevêtrée des élégantes tapisseries. En 1531, Holbein retourna en Angleterre. Mais là aussi, les choses avaient changé. En 1536, remarqué par Henry VIII, Holbein devient le peintre officiel de la cour, position qu'il conservera jusqu'à sa mort.