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Facts

Also Known As Claes Sluter • Klaas Sluter
Born c.1340 • Haarlem? • Netherlands
Died Between September 24, 1405 and January 30, 1406 • Dijon • France

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Claus Sluter: Well of Moses
Philip II, detail of a sculpture by Claus Sluter, 14th century; portal of the Chartreuse de Champmol, Dijon
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