Daniel Mauch
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Daniel Mauch (c. 1477-1540) was a German sculptor and woodcarver active in Ulm, creating Late Gothic altarpieces and stone sculpture. He worked in the tradition of Ulm's great woodcarving workshops, producing religious figures with the expressive naturalism characteristic of the transition from Gothic to Renaissance.
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About Daniel Mauch
Mauch created Late Gothic altarpieces and stone sculptures in Ulm. His work represents the rich tradition of south German woodcarving during the early 16th century.
Mauch was born around 1477 and died in 1540, working as a sculptor and woodcarver in Ulm, Germany.
His Adam and Eve statuettes, dated 1530, are held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Mauch worked in the Late Gothic style, producing religious figures with expressive naturalism during the transition toward the Renaissance.
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