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| Hans Multscher (c1400 - 1467) |
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Artists who influenced Hans Multscher | Multscher was a German sculptor active in Ulm. The solid naturalism of his style, reminiscent of Sluter, suggest that he was trained in the Netherlands or northern France. He ran a large workshop, which was influential in spreading this manner in Swabia. Paintings were integral to his altarpieces, but it is a matter for debate whether he practised painting himself. The Wurzach altar (1437), the on ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Hans Multscher | |
 Jan van Eyck |  Christ before Pilate (Wurzach Altar 6) (Staatliche Museen) |  Death of Virgin (Wurzach Altar 4) (Staatliche Museen) | ArtHistoryReference has no artists who were influenced by Hans Multscher. |
 Robert Campin |  Agony in Garden (Wurzach Altar 5) (Staatliche Museen) |  Pentecost (Wurzach Altar 3) (Staatliche Museen) | |
 Adoration of Magi (Wurzach Altar 2) (Staatliche Museen) |  Resurrection (Wurzach Altar 8) (Staatliche Museen) | ||
 Annunciation to Shepherds and Nativity (Wurzach Altar 1) (Staatliche Museen) |  Way to Calvary (Wurzach Altar 7) (Staatliche Museen) | ||