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St. Jacob altarpiece

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  • Saint Anne with the Virgin and Child
    Michael Wolgemut

    The altarpiece of St. Jacob, Straubing, is attributed to the beginning of this activity (c. 1475–76), and those of the Marienkirche, Zwickau (1476–79), the Stiftskirche, Feuchtwangen (1484), the Heiligkreuzkirche, NĂŒrnberg (1486), and the Stadtkirche of Schwabach (1506–08) are all known to be products of his workshop. With his


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    The altarpiece of St. Jacob, Straubing, is attributed to the beginning of this activity (c. 1475–76), and those of the Marienkirche, Zwickau (1476–79), the Stiftskirche, Feuchtwangen (1484), the Heiligkreuzkirche, NĂŒrnberg (1486), and the Stadtkirche of Schwabach (1506–08) are all known to be products of his workshop. With his


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