Peter Dell
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Peter Dell (c. 1490-1552) was a German sculptor active in Würzburg who created carved stone and wood reliefs. Working in the Northern Renaissance style, his detailed reliefs often depicted biblical and mythological scenes with the narrative richness typical of German sculpture.
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About Peter Dell
Dell carved stone and wood reliefs in Würzburg, depicting biblical and mythological scenes. His detailed narrative work represents the Northern Renaissance sculptural tradition.
His Portrait of Georg Knauer (1537) is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
The relief portrays Georg Knauer, carved in 1537 during Dell's career in Würzburg, Germany.
Dell worked in both stone and wood, producing detailed narrative reliefs for German patrons in the 16th century.
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