Tobias Wolff
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Tobias Wolff was a German craftsman who created decorative metalwork and small-scale sculptures. His works represent the tradition of skilled Central European metalworking that supplied churches and aristocratic households with finely crafted objects.
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About Tobias Wolff
Wolff produced German decorative metalwork and sculptures. His craftsmanship reflects the Central European tradition of supplying churches and aristocratic households with finely made objects.
His Portrait of Antipope Alexander V (1569) is held by the Cleveland Museum of Art.
It depicts Antipope Alexander V, a disputed claimant to the papacy during the Western Schism, a subject reflecting the period's turbulent church history.
The portrait is dated to 1569, reflecting continued interest in Schism-era church history among 16th-century patrons.
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