Hans von Kulmbach was an early sixteenth-century German artist. He is known as a painter, graphic artist, and draftsman for woodcuts.
Kulmbach specialized in historical paintings and portraits known for their softness, harmony and subtle transitions in colors. The master's most notable works were stained glass windows in churches, including Maximilian's stained glass window in St. Sebalde Church in Nuremberg. He also created the altars of St. Mary's, St. Catherine's and St. John's in Kraków. His works were renowned for their quality artwork and light and shadow technique.
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