Master of the Saint-Omer Apostles
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The Master of the Saint-Omer Apostles is the conventional name given to an unidentified medieval sculptor active in northern France or the Low Countries in the 14th century. Named after a group of carved Apostle figures associated with Saint-Omer in the Pas-de-Calais region, this anonymous master produced devotional stone or wood sculptures in the Gothic style.
Like many medieval artists, the Master is known only through the group of works attributed to his hand based on stylistic similarities. Our collection includes 3 works at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
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About Master of the Saint-Omer Apostles
An anonymous medieval sculptor named after carved Apostle figures associated with Saint-Omer in northern France. The conventional name groups works attributed to the same hand based on style.
The sculptor was active in the 14th century in northern France or the Low Countries, producing Gothic devotional figures. Individual identity was rarely recorded for medieval workshop sculptors.
The Cleveland Museum of Art holds three pieces attributed to this master, providing a window into 14th-century Gothic carving traditions.
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