Rudolf Stahel

Rudolf Stahel (* around 1448; † 1528 in Konstanz ) was a painter of the late Gothic , from whom numerous works mainly on biblical and ecclesiastical subjects have been preserved.

Stahel has been attested since 1473 in Constance, where he ran a workshop with several employees known by name. Several times he was a member of the city's Grand Council. As a sideline, he ran a yarn trade.

Works

• Nativity , Constance, Rosgarten Museum
• The twelve-year-old Jesus in the temple , Constance, Rosgarten Museum
• Jesus with his parents on the way home , Constance, Rosgarten Museum
• Christ's rest before being nailed to the cross , Konstanz, Rosgarten-Museum
• Appearance of Christ after the Resurrection , Constance, Rosgarten Museum
• Death Mariae , votive plaque, Konstanz, Rosgarten Museum
• Coronation of Mary and saints , winged altar, Reichenau, Minster St. Maria and Markus
• 24 miniatures in Codex Donaueschingen 106 (attributed), Karlsruhe, Badische Landesbibliothek

literature

• Bernd Konrad: Rudolf Stahel and his workshop , in: Yearbook of the State Art Collections in Baden-Württemberg 26 (1989), pp. 57–92