Master of Kremsmünster
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The Master of Kremsmünster was an anonymous sculptor associated with works at the Kremsmünster Abbey in Upper Austria. Active in the Late Gothic period, this artist created devotional wood carvings in the Austrian sculptural tradition.
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The Master of Kremsmünster was an anonymous Late Gothic sculptor linked to works at Kremsmünster Abbey in Austria. Their wood carvings represent the Austrian devotional sculptural tradition.
The Diptych Fragment: The Death of the Virgin (1375) is held at the Art Institute of Chicago.
The name comes from works associated with Kremsmünster Abbey in Upper Austria.
This anonymous sculptor worked in the Late Gothic period, carving devotional wood figures.
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