Hans Jakob Dünz II is recognised as a portraitist. In 1633, he donated a Holbeintisch to the Zurich Municipal Library, where it was rediscovered by Salomon Vögelin. A member of the Dünz family of artists, he was the son of Hans Jakob Dünz I, also a glass artist, and the father of Johannes Dünz.
His artistic legacy forms part of a notable family lineage, although the details of his career remain partly obscure.
Hans Jakob Dünz II.
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Attributed to Hans Jakob Dünz II. — Attribué à Hans Jakob Dünz II. — Zugeschrieben Portrait einer Frau aus der Berner Patrizierfamilie von Mülinen, 1642
Attributed to Hans Jakob Dünz II. — Attribué à Hans Jakob Dünz II. — Zugeschrieben Portrait einer Frau aus der Berner Patrizierfamilie von Mülinen, 1642
