Wilm Dedeke

Madonna and Child (St. Anne's Museum Lübeck)

Wilm Dedeke (* 1460 in Lübeck , † 1528 in Hamburg ) was a North German painter of the late Gothic period.

In 1499 Dedeke and Absolon Stumme completed the unfinished St. Luke altar of the Hamburg Guild of St. Luke for the Mariendom in Hamburg for his late painter colleague Hinrik Bornemann and married his widow. In 1506 he is documented as a master painter in Hamburg.

Works

• Wing of the altar of the Corpus Christi Brotherhood from 1496, from the Maria Magdalenenkirche (Castle Church) in Lübeck, today in the St. Anne's Monastery in Lübeck
• Madonna and Child , in the St. Anne's Monastery in Lübeck; the corresponding donor picture of the donor couple of the former diptych is in the Ludwig Roselius Museum in Bremen
• Maria with the child , oil on oak wood 42 x 31 cm (picture), Hamburger Kunsthalle , gift from Gertrud Reemtsma, 1986

Attributed to

• The earlier attribution of the crucifixion of Christ (also: The Calvary of Tile Nigel ) around 1500, oil on oak, 197 x 130 cm, St. Catherine's Church (Hamburg) , south wall, is no longer represented.
• Annen shrine around 1500, also in the St. Anne's monastery in Lübeck, attribution to the area
• Halepagen Altar of 1510, it is believed that Dedeke also the painter of Halepagen altar in the Church of St. Peter in Buxtehude was

literature

• Sebastian Giesen: Wilm Dedeke, the last painter of the Hamburg Middle Ages. In: Volker Plagemann (Ed.): The Middle Ages in Hamburg. Art sponsors, castles, churches, artists and works of art. Dölling and Galitz, Hamburg et al. 2000, ISBN 3-933374-80-4 , pp. 169–178, ( lectures by the Hamburg Monument Preservation Foundation 1).
• Roland Krischel: Media Syntheses in Late Medieval Sacred Art. The altarpiece as a backdrop for liturgical objects and actions. With a contribution by Tobias Nagel. In: Wallraf-Richartz-Jahrbuch. 69, 2008, ISSN  0083-7105 , pp. 73-168.

Web links

Commons : Wilm Dedeke  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Wilm Dedeke on the Schleswig-Holstein museum server