Master of the Reval Passion
Master of the Reval Passion is the emergency name for a Low German painter who worked in Lübeck at the end of the 15th century and at the beginning of the 16th century .
The Master received his provisional names after the Passion cycle on the outsides of 1483 of Bernt Notke to the Cathedral to Tallinn (German Reval ) supplied altar, which is why the master of Revaler Passion is considered one of the assistants in the large workshop Notke. This assessment was made relatively early on by the Swedish art historian Johnny Roosval as well as Carl Georg Heise and Walter Paatz based on the painting style . Further details of the paintings on this altar are also disputed between the three aforementioned. Large parts of the Elisabeth cycle of this altar were also assigned to him by Roosval, Heise and Paatz saw another journeyman Notkes at work here, the master of the Elisabeth legend of the Reval altar .
Attributions as a work
- Exterior of the altar wings in Skellefteå
- Gregory mass and mercy seat on the high altar in Århus Cathedral
- Gregory mass and mercy seat at the altar in Boglösa in Uppland
- Pictures of the fragments of the former altar wings by Thurø , Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen
- outer wing paintings ( Anna selbdritt and Gregorsmesse) of the clan altar from Schlutup from around 1490 as well as the panel paintings of the altar wing of the altar with motifs of Krispin from 1480 to 1485, both today in the St. Anne's monastery in Lübeck
- Paintings on the altar of Tensta in Uppland.
literature
- Walter Paatz: Bernt Notke and his circle. Berlin 1939, pp. 209 ff., 214 ff.
supporting documents
- ↑ Johnny Roosval assigned the latter work to the Notke assistant Heinrich Wylsynck .
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Master of the Reval Passion |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Low German painter |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 15th century |
| DATE OF DEATH | 16th Century |