Master of Rabenden
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The Master of Rabenden was an anonymous Late Gothic woodcarver active in Bavaria around 1510-1520. Named after the altarpiece in the church at Rabenden near Siegsdorf, this artist created expressive carved figures with flowing drapery characteristic of late Bavarian Gothic sculpture.
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The Master of Rabenden was an anonymous Bavarian woodcarver (c. 1510-1520). Named after the Rabenden church altarpiece, this artist created expressive Late Gothic figures with flowing drapery.
The Vesperbild (Pietà) (1510) is held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The name comes from an altarpiece in the church at Rabenden, near Siegsdorf in Bavaria.
This anonymous woodcarver was active around 1510-1520 in Bavaria.
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