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Hans Multscher
The Resurrection; The Wings of the Wurzach Altar
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ID: 84492
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Hans Multscher
German Northern Renaissance Sculptor, ca.1400-1467
German sculptor. Multscher mentions his birthplace on the inscribed band, originally a predella, of the Karg altarpiece in Ulm Cathedral (1433) and on two wings of the so-called 'Wurzach Altar' (1437) at Reichenhofen in the Allgeu. The town archives of Leutkirch, written between 1405 and 1437, record that Multscher belonged to the 'Freien Leute auf Leutkircher Heide', a commune of free peasants who had been able to preserve their independence because they were the direct descendants of Kenigsfreie, who had always been free. Under a charter of Emperor Ludwig in 1337 Related Paintings of Hans Multscher :. | Road at Pontoise By Paul Cezanne | Jeanne Hebuterne (mk38) | Peasants on a wagon near a river going through a village | After the Evening Storm | A prince learns calligraphy,while below him,a scribe and a painter work face to face | Related Artists: Louis-Jean-Francois LagreneeFrench Neoclassical Painter, 1725-1805 Christoph PaudissGerman,Christoph Paudiss, ca.1618-1666
Joachim PatinirFlemish Northern Renaissance Painter, ca.1485-1524
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