Ludwig Juppe

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Kinship altar (1511) in the Elisabeth Church in Marburg
Marienaltar (1516/1517) in Marburg

Ludwig Juppe or Jupan (* 1460 , † 1538 ) was a German sculptor of the Gothic , which especially in Marburg and Kalkar worked.

His most famous works include the family altar and the wing paintings in Marburg's Elisabeth Church . He also made five carved altars to decorate the Elizabeth Church. He limited himself to his work as a picture carver , while Johann von der Leyten, as a barrel painter, gave the carved things color.

A street in the Ortenberg district of Marburg is named after him.

Works

  • 5 carved altars in the Elisabeth Church in Marburg (Johannes altar, St. Georg and St. Martin altar, marien altar, clan altar, Elisabeth altar)
  • High altar in St. Nicolai (Kalkar) (collaboration)
  • Various sculptures at the Marburg town hall
  • Elizabeth statue (1512)
  • Elisabeth portrait in stone
  • Various pictures in the Elisabeth Church (laying out of St. Elisabeth, elevation of the bones )
  • The head of a bishop in the Elizabeth Church
  • Evangelist Johannes , wood carved figure
  • Some altar fragments in the Museum of Cultural History in the Landgrave Castle of Marburg

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personal data
SURNAME Juppe, Ludwig
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Juppe Jupan, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Gothic sculptor
DATE OF BIRTH 1460
DATE OF DEATH 1538