Maria mit Jesuskind zwischen den Heiligen Bartholomaus, Helena, Barbara und Jodokus

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"Maria mit Jesuskind zwischen den Heiligen Bartholomaus, Helena, Barbara und Jodokus" is a painting attributed to Michael Wolgemut and his workshop. Wolgemut, a prominent German painter and printmaker of the late Gothic period, was active in Nuremberg during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. He is known for his detailed and expressive works, as well as for being the teacher of the renowned artist Albrecht Dürer.

This particular painting depicts the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child, surrounded by four saints: Bartholomew, Helena, Barbara, and Jodokus. Each saint is identifiable by their traditional iconography. Saint Bartholomew is often depicted holding a knife, symbolizing his martyrdom. Saint Helena is recognized for her association with the True Cross, which she is said to have discovered. Saint Barbara is frequently shown with a tower, referencing her legend of being locked away by her father. Saint Jodokus, also known as Saint Josse, is typically portrayed as a pilgrim, often with a staff or a scallop shell.

The composition reflects the Gothic style prevalent during Wolgemut's time, characterized by its attention to detail and the use of rich, vibrant colors. The figures are arranged in a harmonious manner, with the central focus on Mary and the Christ Child, emphasizing their importance. The surrounding saints are depicted with individualized features, showcasing Wolgemut's skill in portraiture.

Wolgemut's workshop was known for producing both paintings and woodcut prints, contributing significantly to the visual culture of the period. This painting is an example of the collaborative nature of workshops during the Renaissance, where multiple artists would contribute to a single piece under the guidance of a master.

The work is a testament to the religious devotion and artistic skill of the era, reflecting both the spiritual and cultural values of late medieval Germany. It remains an important piece for understanding the transition from Gothic to Renaissance art in Northern Europe.

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