The scene of St Luke Drawing the Virgin was a favourite subject of the late Gothic German and Netherlandish masters. Gossart painted two versions of the subject, the earlier is in the Národní Galerie, Prague, the second in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna.

The Prague version is Gossart's largest extant painting, its carefully planned architectural background is remarkable. The Vienna version is a departure from traditional Netherlandish representation of the subject. It was inspired by Italian art and reformulated in Gossart's manner.

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	St Luke Drawing the Virgin c. 1515 Oil on oak panel, 230 x 205 cm Národní Galerie, Prague
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) c. 1515 Oil on oak panel Národní Galerie, Prague
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) c. 1515 Oil on oak panel Národní Galerie, Prague
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) c. 1515 Oil on oak panel Národní Galerie, Prague
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin 1520-22 Oil on oak panel, 110 x 82 cm Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) 1520-22 Oil on oak panel Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) 1520-22 Oil on oak panel Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) 1520-22 Oil on oak panel Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
	St Luke Drawing the Virgin (detail) 1520-22 Oil on oak panel Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna