Portrait of a Woman

According to Johann Neudörfer, Wolf Traut was the son of the painter Hans Traut, with whom he may have initially trained. Around 1505 he was in Dürer’s studio in Nuremberg, which was a crucial experience for his professional formation. Throughout his career Traut primarily devoted himself to painting altarpieces and to executing designs for prints in which the influence of Dürer is evident. In the…