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Absolon Stumme
Absolon Stumme: A Master of Late Gothic Hamburg The year is 1499. The city of Hamburg, a burgeoning center of trade and art in Northern Germany, is abuzz with creative energy. Amidst this vibrant scene emerges Absolon Stumme (died 1499), an artist whose legacy endures through the intricate altar panels and biblical scenes that bear his name. While details of his life remain somewhat shrouded in the mists of history – a common fate for
many artists of the era – we can reconstruct a compelling narrative based on surviving works, historical context, and scholarly analysis. Stumme’s artistic lineage is deeply intertwined with the city itself. He was born into a family already established as skilled artisans, specifically within the realm of religious art. His stepfather, Hinrik Bornemann, was a prominent figure in Hamburg's artistic community, working alongside Wilm De…
