Master of Frankfurt
c. 1450
—
1540
Germany
The Master of Frankfurt (Germany, c. 1450–1540) is an anonymous painter known for his detailed altarpieces and religious works, with his birthplace and death city remaining unknown.
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Renaissance
Biography:
The Master of Frankfurt was a German painter active during the Renaissance, with life dates estimated around c. 1450–1540. He is primarily known for his detailed and expressive portraits, which reflect the influence of both Northern European and Italian Renaissance styles. His work is characterized by meticulous attention to texture and a keen psychological insight into his subjects. The artist's identity remains largely unknown, but he is recognized for his contributions to the development of portraiture in Germany during this period. His influence can be seen in the works of later artists who sought to capture the individuality and character of their subjects.
