This artist also executed a series of 91 woodcuts based on the Old Testament in addition to a series including the Death of Lucretia titled The Dance of Death.  
A man in an orange tunic grasps a bucking white horse in this artist's An Allegory of Passion.  In another of his works, a cartellino appears pinned to the wall above the head of a man standing in front of a spherical glass vase of flowers.  Besides that portrait of Georg Gisze, he took a frontal-approach to one of his most notable patrons in a portrait that also depicted that patron with the (*) Barber-Surgeons' Company.  This artist also executed a series of 91 woodcuts based on the Old Testament in addition to a series including the Death of Lucretia titled The Dance of Death.  In his most famous work, a globe is one of the many objects resting on a table that sits behind the two title figures; that work also sees a crucifix in the top left peeking through a green curtain.  Also known for his portraits of Henry VIII, for 10 points, name this artist of the French Ambassadors.
A man in an orange tunic grasps a bucking white horse in this artist's An Allegory of Passion.  
Hans {Holbein} the Younger