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German engraver and goldsmith first active in Kleve and later in Bocholt, a town in the north of Germany close to the border with the Netherlands. His father, Israhel Van Meckenem 'the Elder', was probably a goldsmith arrived in Bocholt in 1457 and was identified...
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Dürer was a German painter, engraver and mathematician born in a Hungarian family. His father, also named Albrecht, Germanishly called himself Thürer shortly after arriving in Nuremberg....
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Daniel Hopfer was a German armour and engraver. Son of a painter called Bartholomäus Hopfer and Anna Sendlerin, Daniel moved to Augsburg still adolescent and there he gained citizenship in 1493....
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We do not know the date of birth of this engraver about whom there are no documentary references. His career can be reconstructed thanks to twenty-seven engravings (signature only three signature are dated) and others attributed to him. Probably, when he was already affirmed in the...
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Martin Schongauer was born in Colmar in 1448 ca. and died in Breisach am Rhein in February 1491. Son of a goldsmith, he was a painter and engraver. Unfortunately, there is no news about his artistic training. He is considered the most skillful copper engraver...
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Little is known about the life of this painter and woodcut engraver from Nuremberg. In 1472 he married the widow of the painter Hans Pleydenwurff whose son Wilhelm was first assistant and then collaborator of the stepfather....
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German painter, draftsman and engraver of whom there are few and fragmentary information. His name was quoted for the first time in 1490 in the tax register of Munich of Bavaria as a painter....
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Peter Schöffer is remembered as one of the first and most important German printers. After studying in Paris, where he worked from 1451 in ancient manuscripts as an amanuensis, he first became an apprentice and later a close collaborator of Gutenberg....
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Pierre La Rouge was a printer, miniaturist and engraver at first settled in Chablis in Burgundy (recorded in 1478), then in Paris where he worked for Vincent Commin and Antoine Vérard, two of the most illustrious publishers of the second half of the 15th century....
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