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- Master_MS abstract "Master M. S. (Hungarian: M. S. Mester, German: Meister M. S., Slovak: Majster M. S.) was a 16th-century painter who specialized in late Gothic art and in early Renaissance art.He was active in Banská Štiavnica (to 1918 Selmecbánya in Kingdom of Hungary, since 1993 in Slovakia) and probably led a workshop there. Since his true name is unknown, he is sometimes identified with various other Gothic \"masters\". German art historians generally identify him with J. Brieu, a painter from Augsburg. Also some art historians identify him with Master M. Z. (also mentioned as Matthäus Zaisinger (1498–1555)) German engraver and goldsmith from Munich. According to the new research the anonym master is very likely to have been a Hungarian painter called Sebestyén, whose name is mentioned in the charter of Banská Štiavnica in 1507. His art combining dramatic depth and colourful decorative formation is akin to that of the German painters Martin Schongauer, Albrecht Dürer, J. Brieu and mainly Mathias Grünewald. Only seven of his panel paintings are known out of eight which used to decorate the high altar of a church in Banská Štiavnica. It was believed that the altar was in the Saint Catherine Church, but according to the new research the pictures were part of the altar in the Virgin Mary Church, later rebuilt into the fortress called the Old Castle. Now there are four Passion paintings in Esztergom,Hungary, in the Christian Museum; the painting \"The Birth of Christ\" is held in Svätý Anton (formerly known also as Hontszentantal) near Banská Štiavnica, and The Adoration of the Magi is in the Museum of Lille in France. His best painting entitled \"The Visitation\" depicts the meeting of the two saints, the Virgin Mary and St. Elizabeth, is in Budapest, in the Hungarian National Gallery. There are also three more-than-life-size wood-carved polychromed sculptures preserved which originally belong to the same altar. The statue of Madonna is in the Saint Catherine Church of Banská Štiavnica, the statues of Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara are in the art gallery of the Slovak Mining Museum in Banská Štiavnica.At the Old Castle in Banská Štiavnica, a half-sized maquette of the altar is exhibited, featuring full-coloured photocopies of all the known panel paintings by Master MS, as well as fragments of decorative wood carvings which presumably were parts of the altar.".
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Category:16th-century_German_painters.
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Category:Gothic_artists.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Category:Hungarian_painters.
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Christian_Museum_(Hungary).
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Hungarian_National_Gallery.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink J._Brieu.
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Lille.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Madonna_(art).
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Mary_(mother_of_Jesus).
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Matthias_Grünewald.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Munich.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Old_Castle_(Banská_Štiavnica).
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Renaissance_art.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Saint_Catherine_Church_(Banská_Štiavnica).
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Sebestyén.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Slovak_Mining_Museum.
- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink Slovakia.
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLink The_Visitation_(Master_MS).
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- Master_MS wikiPageWikiLinkText "Master M.S.".
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- Master_MS subject Category:16th-century_German_painters.
- Master_MS subject Category:Anonymous_artists.
- Master_MS subject Category:Gothic_artists.
- Master_MS subject Category:Hungarian_painters.
- Master_MS subject Category:Renaissance_artists.
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- Master_MS comment "Master M. S. (Hungarian: M. S. Mester, German: Meister M. S., Slovak: Majster M. S.) was a 16th-century painter who specialized in late Gothic art and in early Renaissance art.He was active in Banská Štiavnica (to 1918 Selmecbánya in Kingdom of Hungary, since 1993 in Slovakia) and probably led a workshop there. Since his true name is unknown, he is sometimes identified with various other Gothic \"masters\". German art historians generally identify him with J. Brieu, a painter from Augsburg.".
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