!!!Meister von Großlobming

Meister von Grosslobming, sculptor, worked in the late 14th century, 
probably in Vienna. One of the most important sculptors of the Soft 
Style in Austria; his work shows strong influences from French art. He 
used to be wrongly identified as  Hans von Judenburg. He is named 
after a group of sculptures originally kept in the parish church at 
Grosslobming (around 1375/90, St. Bishop, St. George, the Angel of the 
Annunciation and John the Evangelist.) The sculptures can now be seen 
in the Oesterreichische Galerie Belvedere in Vienna; a sculpture of 
the Virgin Mary, also by him, is kept at the Liebighaus in Frankfurt.

!Literature
A. Saliger, Der Meister von Grosslobming, exhibition 
catalogue, Oe. Galerie Belvedere, Vienna 1994.


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