Chapin, Willis O · New York: Harper & Bros. · leaf 117
rovide for the wants of hisfamily; and about the year 1531 Holbein was again in Lon-don painting industriously. At first he was employed by theGerman merchants of the Steelyard, for whom he paintedsome of his finest portraits, but he was soon again in highfavor with the King, and received the… … HOLBEINS DANCE OF DEATH 8l of eminence escaped his pencil or brush, and many portraitsbelonging to this period have been attributed to him for whichhe was in no way responsible. In 1538, while Holbein was at the height of his fame, heonce more visited his family at Basel—this time not in…
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