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Master of the Darmstadt Passion (German painter, active mid-15th century)
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Note: German painter who was the outstanding painter in the Middle Rhine region ca. 1450. His oeuvre has been assembled from relatively few works, primarily two altar panels in Darmstadt showing on the insides Christ Carrying the Cross and a crowded Calvary, with a patterned gold ground, with fragments of an Annunciation and Adoration of the Infant Jesus on the outsides. These two panels are probably from a church in Hessen. The Master can thus be seen as originating from the Lake Constance area and coming to work in the mid-Rhine region, perhaps at Mainz or Aschaffenburg. Early influences, not least that of Konrad Witz, were soon overlaid by impressions from the great Netherlandish artists such as Robert Campin or Jan van Eyck. Comment on works: religious |
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Master of the Darmstadt Passion (preferred,V,display,English-P,NA,U) |
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Master of the Darmstadt Crucifixion (V) |
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Meister der Darmstädter Passion (V,German-P,NA,U) |
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Master of the Middle Rhine Saint Barbara (V,English,NA) |
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Master of the Middle Rhine St. Barbara (V) |
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Master of Saint Barbara (V) |
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Master of St. Barbara (V) |
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Master Of The Darmstadt Passion (U) |
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Meester van de Passie uit Darmstadt (U,Dutch-P,NA) |
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Master of Saint Barbara (Rhenish) (U) |
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Master of the Darmstadt passion (U) |
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(German painter, active mid-15th century) ..... [VP Preferred]
(German artist, op.c.1430) ..... [WCP]
(German painter, mid 15th century) ..... [GRLPA]
(German artist, op.c.1430-1450) ..... [WCP]
(German artist, active 1430) ..... [WL-Courtauld]
(German artist, active 1430-1450) ..... [WL-Courtauld]
(artist, 15th century) ..... [PROV]
(German artist, 15th century) ..... [PROV]
(German painter, flourished 1450-1474) ..... [RKD]
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