Dutch, 1584–1669
Johannes Lutma was a Dutch engraver and artist, active during the 17th century. He is recognized for his contributions to the art of engraving and is considered one of the prominent figures in the Dutch printmaking scene of his time. Lutma was born in 1584 in Amsterdam and became known for his detailed and expressive portraits, as well as allegorical and mythological subjects. He was trained in the art of engraving and developed a distinctive style characterized by intricate line work and a keen attention to detail. Lutma's works often reflected the themes of his era, including humanism and the exploration of the human condition. He passed away in 1669, leaving behind a legacy that influenced future generations of printmakers and artists in the Netherlands and beyond.
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