Master of Iserlohn

The Master of Iserlohn (German: Meister von Iserlohn) was a German painter, active in Westphalia during the first third of the fifteenth century.^[1] His work shows traces of the influence of Robert Campin. His name is derived from an altarpiece in St. Mary's Church in Iserlohn.

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