Erasmus Grasser

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Erasmus Grasser was a prominent late Gothic sculptor and woodcarver active in Munich around 1500, renowned for his expressive religious figures and intricate choir stalls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf late Gothic artist
person
sculptor
woodcarver
activeInPeriod around 1500
early 16th century
late 15th century
artisticEra Northern Renaissance transition
artisticField sculpture
woodcarving
basedIn Munich
countryOfCitizenship Duchy of Bavaria
employer Munich city council
church institutions in Munich
genre religious sculpture
wood sculpture
hasWorkInCollection Bavarian National Museum
Münchner Stadtmuseum
heritageDesignationOfWorks cultural heritage monuments in Munich
influenced Munich late Gothic style
South German sculpture
languageOfWorkOrName German
mainMaterial polychromed wood
wood
movement Gothic art
Late Gothic
name Erasmus Grasser
notableFor expressive religious figures
intricate choir stalls
notableWork Altarpiece figures in Munich churches
Choir stalls of Munich Frauenkirche
linked to: Frauenkirche

Choir stalls of the Munich Old Town Hall
Morris dancers of the Munich Rathaus
occupation sculptor
woodcarver
placeOfActivity Bavaria
Munich
regionOfActivity Upper Bavaria
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
sexOrGender male
significantProject Choir stalls for Munich churches
Decoration of Munich town hall
linked to: Munich city hall
style dynamic movement in figures
expressive figural carving
naturalistic drapery
workLocation Munich

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Erasmus Grasser name Erasmus Grasser