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Tommaso da Modena
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Tommaso da Modena

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  • Resurrection, panel painting by the Master of Wittingau, c. 1380–90; in the National Gallery, Prague.
    Bohemian school

    …given by the work of Tommaso da Modena, a northern Italian painter who created a number of panel paintings for Charles. His work was not directly influential on the first generation of Bohemian painters who, working in the 1350s and typified by the Master of the Hohenfurth Altarpiece (or Master…

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    …given by the work of Tommaso da Modena, a northern Italian painter who created a number of panel paintings for Charles. His work was not directly influential on the first generation of Bohemian painters who, working in the 1350s and typified by the Master of the Hohenfurth Altarpiece (or Master…

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