Hans Klocker
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Hans Klocker (active c. 1478-1500) was a Tyrolean sculptor who created elaborately carved wooden altarpieces in the Late Gothic tradition. Working in Brixen (Bressanone) in South Tyrol, he produced richly gilded and polychromed shrine altarpieces for churches across the region.
His altarpieces feature dramatic figures with flowing drapery and expressive gestures, characteristic of the finest South Tyrolean woodcarving tradition.
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About Hans Klocker
Klocker created Late Gothic wooden altarpieces in South Tyrol. His richly gilded shrine altarpieces with dramatic figures and flowing drapery represent the finest Tyrolean woodcarving tradition.
Altarpieces are in churches in South Tyrol, particularly around Brixen (Bressanone). The Tyrolean State Museum in Innsbruck also holds works.
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