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Master of the St Bartholomew Altar [Bartholomew Master; Christoph Master; Master of the Crucifixion Altar; Master of the Thomas Altar]
( fl Cologne, c. 1470–1510). Painter and illuminator, active in Germany. Although he established himself as one of the leading painters in Cologne, he also had links with Gelderland, Arnhem and Utrecht, and his style shows considerable Netherlandish influences. This has led many scholars to speculate that he originally came from the eastern Netherlands. His small oeuvre consists predominantly of religious panel paintings, although some portraits have also been attributed to him.
Part of the Masters, anonymous, and monogrammists family
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