Paintings
| Work | Description | Date | Medium | Size | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head of a Female Saint, attributed to Holbein | c. 1515–16 | Oil and tempera on spruce wood | 23.5 × 21.5 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Head of a Male Saint, attributed to Holbein | c. 1515–16 | Oil and tempera on spruce wood | 23.5 × 21.5 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Portrait of Jakob Meyer zum Hasen | 1516 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 38.5 × 31 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Portrait of Dorothea Meyer, wife of Jakob Meyer zum Hasen | 1516 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 38.5 × 31 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Signboard for the Schoolmaster Oswald Myconius (with Ambrosius Holbein) | 1516 | Oil and tempera on pine panel | 55.5 × 65.5 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Adam and Eve | 1517 | Oil and tempera on paper mounted on pine | 30.2 × 35.7 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Portrait of Benedikt von Hertenstein | 1517 | Oil and tempera on paper mounted on wood | 52.4 × 38.1 cm | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait of Bonifacius Amerbach | 1519 | Oil and tempera on pine | 28.5 × 27.4 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Oberried Altarpiece, The Adoration of the Magi, left panel | c 1520 | Oil and tempera on pine | 230 × 109 cm | University Chapel of the Cathedral, Freiburg im Breisgau | |
| Oberried Altarpiece, The Birth of Christ, right panel | c 1520 | Oil and tempera on pine | 230 × 109 cm | University Chapel of the Cathedral, Freiburg im Breisgau | |
| The Body of the Dead Christ in the Tomb | 1521–22 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 30.6 × 200 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| The Solothurn Madonna | 1522 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 140.5 × 102 cm | Kunstmuseum Solothurn | |
| Portrait of Erasmus of Rotterdam writing | 1523 | Oil and tempera on paper mounted on pine | 36.8 × 30.5 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Portrait of Erasmus of Rotterdam writing | 1523 | Oil and tempera on wood | 43 × 33 cm | Louvre, Paris | |
| Portrait of Erasmus of Rotterdam | 1523 | Oil and tempera on wood | 76 × 51 cm | National Gallery, London, on loan from Longford Castle | |
| Printer's Device of Johannes Froben | c 1523 | Tempera on canvas, heightened with gold | 44 × 31 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Allegory of the Old and New Law | Unknown date between 1524 and 1535 | Oil and tempera on oak | 49 × 60 cm | National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh | |
| The Passion altarpiece, the two left panels | c. 1524–25 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 136 × 31 cm and 149.5 × 31 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| The Passion altarpiece, the two right panels | 1524–25 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 149.5 × 31 cm and 136 × 31 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| The Last Supper | c 1524–25 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 115.5 × 97.3 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Venus and Amor | c. 1524–25 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 34.6 × 26.2 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Lais of Corinth | 1526 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 34.6 × 26.8 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| The Darmstadt Madonna (the Madonna of Jakob Meyer zum Hasen) | 1526 and 1528–30 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 146.5 × 102 cm | Schlossmuseum, Darmstadt | |
| Noli me Tangere | Unknown date, perhaps 1526 to 1528 | Oil and tempera on oak | 76.8 × 94.9 cm | Royal Collection | |
| Portrait of Sir Thomas More | 1527 | Oil and tempera on oak | 74.2 × 59 cm | Frick Collection, New York | |
| Portrait of William Warham, Archbishop of Canterbury | 1527 | Oil and tempera on oak | 82 × 67 cm | Louvre, Paris | |
| Portrait of Sir Henry Guildford | 1527 | Oil and tempera on oak | 82.6 × 66.4 cm | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait of Mary, Lady Guildford | 1527 | Oil and tempera on oak | 87 × 70.5 cm | Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis, Missouri | |
| Portrait of a Lady with a Squirrel and a Starling | c. 1527–28 | Oil and tempera on oak | 54 × 38.7 cm | National Gallery, London | |
| Portrait of Thomas Godsalve and his son John | 1528 | Oil and tempera on oak | 35 × 36 cm | Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden | |
| Portrait of Nikolaus Kratzer | 1528 | Oil and tempera on oak | 83 × 67 cm | Louvre, Paris | |
| The Artist's Family | c. 1528 | Oil and tempera on paper, cut out and mounted on wood | 76.8 × 64 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Rehoboam, fragment of wall painting | 1530 | Painting on plaster | 28 × 41.5 cm | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Roundel Portrait of Erasmus of Rotterdam | c. 1532 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 10 cm diameter | Kunstmuseum Basel | |
| Portrait of Hermann von Wedigh | 1532 | Oil and tempera on wood | 42.2 × 32.4 cm | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait of the Merchant Georg Gisze | 1532 | Oil and tempera on oak | 90.3 × 85.7 cm | Berlin State Museums | |
| Portrait of Thomas Cromwell | c. 1532–33 | Oil and tempera on oak | 76 × 61 cm | Frick Collection, New York | |
| Portrait of a Man, possibly Hans of Antwerp | c. 1532–33 | Oil and tempera on oak | 61 × 46.8 cm | National Portrait Gallery, London | |
| Portrait of a Woman in a White Coif | c. 1532–34 | Oil and tempera on oak | 23.4 × 18.8 cm | Detroit Institute of Arts | |
| Portrait of William Reskimer | c. 1532–34 | Oil and tempera on oak | 46.4 × 33.7 cm | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait of Philipp Melanchthon | c. 1530–1535 | Oil and tempera on oak | 9 cm diameter | Lower Saxony State Museum, Hanover | |
| Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap | c. 1532–35 | Oil and tempera on wood | 9.5 cm diameter | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait of Derich Born | 1533 | Oil and tempera on oak | 60.3 × 45 cm | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait of Robert Cheseman | 1533 | Oil and tempera on oak | 59 × 62.5 cm | Mauritshuis, The Hague | |
| Portrait of a Member of the Von Wedigh Family (Called Hermann Hillebrandt von Wedigh) | 1533 | Oil and tempera on oak | 39 × 30 cm | Berlin State Museums | |
| Portrait of Dirk Tybis | 1533 | Oil and tempera on oak | 48 × 35 cm | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Portrait of Cyriacus Kale | 1533 | Oil and tempera on oak | 60 × 44 cm | Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Braunschweig | |
| Double Portrait of Jean de Dinteville and Georges de Selve ("The Ambassadors") | 1533 | Oil and tempera on oak | 207 × 209 cm | National Gallery, London | |
| Portrait of Sir Brian Tuke | c. 1533–35 | Oil and tempera on oak | 49.1 × 38.5 cm | National Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C. | |
| E Cosi Desio me Mena, Allegory of Love | c. 1533–36 | Oil on oak in lozenge format | 45 × 45 cm | J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles | |
| Portrait of a Court Official | 1534 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 12 cm diameter | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Portrait of a Court Official's Wife | 1534 | Oil and tempera on limewood | 12 cm diameter | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Portrait of Charles de Solier, Sieur de Morette | 1534–35 | Oil and tempera on oak | 92.5 × 75.4 cm | Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden | |
| Portrait of a Man with a Lute | c. 1533–36 | Oil and tempera on oak | 43.5 × 43.5 cm | Berlin State Museums | |
| Solomon and the Queen of Sheba | c. 1534–35 | Pen and brush in bistre and grey wash, heightened in white, gold, and oxidised silver with red and green watercolour over black chalk on vellum | 22.9 × 18.2 cm | Royal Library, Windsor | |
| Portrait of Simon George | c. 1534–37 | Oil and tempera on oak | Diameter 31 cm | Städelsches Kunstinstitut, Frankfurt | |
| Portrait of Derich Berck | 1536 | Oil and tempera transferred to canvas | 53.3 × 42.6 cm | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait Miniature of William Roper | c. 1536 | Bodycolour on vellum mounted on card | 4.5 cm diameter | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait Miniature of Margaret Roper | c. 1536 | Bodycolour on vellum mounted on card | 4.5 cm diameter | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait of Sir Richard Southwell | 1536 | Oil and tempera on oak | 47.5 × 38 cm | Uffizi, Florence | |
| Portrait of Sir Henry Wyatt | c. 1537 | Oil and tempera on oak | 39 × 31 cm | Louvre, Paris | |
| Portrait of Henry VIII | c. 1536–37 | Oil and tempera on oak | 28 × 20 cm | Fundación Colección, Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid | |
| Portrait of Jane Seymour | 1537 | Oil and tempera on oak | 65 × 40 cm | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Mural of Henry VIII, Jane Seymour, Henry VII, and Elizabeth of York | 1536–1537 | Destroyed in Whitehall Palace fire, 1698 | |||
| Portrait of Christina of Denmark | 1538 | Oil and tempera on oak | 179 × 82.5 cm | National Gallery, London | |
| Portrait Miniature of Elizabeth, Lady Audley | c. 1538 | Watercolour on vellum mounted on playing card | 5.6 cm diameter | Royal Collection, Windsor castle | |
| Portrait of Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk | c. 1539 | Oil and tempera on oak | 80.3 × 61.6 cm | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait of Edward, Prince of Wales | c. 1539 | Oil and tempera on oak | 57 × 44 cm | National gallery of Art, Washington, D. C. | |
| Portrait of Anne of Cleves | c. 1539 | Oil and tempera on parchment mounted on canvas | 65 × 48 cm | Louvre, Paris | |
| Portrait Miniature of Anne of Cleves | c. 1539 | Watercolour and gum on vellum in ivory case | 4.6 cm diameter | Victoria and Albert Museum, London | |
| Portrait Miniature of an Unknown Lady, possibly Queen Catherine Howard | c. 1540 | Bodycolour on vellum mounted on playing card | 6.4 cm diameter | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait of an Unknown Lady | c. 1540 | Oil and tempera on oak | 74 × 48 cm | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York | |
| Portrait Miniature of Jane Small, also called "Jane Pemberton" | c. 1540 | Bodycolour on vellum | 5.3 cm diameter | Victoria and Albert Museum, London | |
| Portrait of an Unknown Man, Holding his Gloves and a Letter | c. 1540 | Oil and tempera on oak | 56 × 48 cm | Private collection | |
| Portrait of an Unknown Man | c. 1540–43 | Oil and tempera on oak | 44.4 × 34.2 cm | English Heritage, Audley End House | |
| Portrait Miniature of Henry Brandon | 1541 | Bodycolour on vellum mounted on playing card | 5.7 cm diameter | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait Miniature of Charles Brandon | 1541 | Bodycolour on vellum mounted on playing card | 5.7 cm diameter | Royal Collection, Windsor Castle | |
| Portrait of an Unknown Man at his Desk | 1541 | Oil and tempera on oak | 46.5 × 34.8 cm | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Portrait of a Man with a Falcon | 1542 | Oil and tempera on oak | 25 × 19 cm | Mauritshuis, The Hague | |
| Portrait of Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey | c. 1541–43 | Oil and tempera on oak | 55.5 × 44 cm | São Paulo Museum of Art, Brazil | |
| Portrait of an Unknown Lady | c. 1541–43 | Oil and tempera on oak | 19.2 × 15.3 cm | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Self-portrait | c. 1542-1543 | Coloured chalks and pen | 32× 26 cm | Uffizi, Florence | |
| Portrait of Dr John Chambers | c. 1543 | Oil and tempera on oak | 51 × 44 cm | Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna | |
| Portrait of Sir William Butts | c. 1543 | Oil and tempera, formerly on oak panel, transferred to canvas in 1941 | 47 × 36.8 cm | Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston | |
| Portrait of Lady Margaret Butts | 1543 | Oil and tempera on oak | 46 × 37 cm | Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston | |
| Portrait of Antony the Good, Duke of Lorraine | c. 1543 | Oil and tempera on oak | 51 × 37 cm | Berlin State Museums | |
| Henry VIII and the Barber Surgeons, reworked and overpainted by other hands | c. 1543 | Oil on oak | 108.3 × 312.4 cm | Worshipful Company of Barbers, London |
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