The name Master of 1518 is applied to a painter to whom many works from Antwerp in the earlier 16th century have been attributed. The date of 1518 is on an altarpiece in the church of St Mary, Lübeck. Some of his compositions were later repeated by Pieter Coecke van Aelst, which has resulted in a possible identification of the master with Pieter Coecke's father-in-law, Jan van Dornicke.
Master of 1518
active early 16th century
Paintings by Master of 1518
Workshop of the Master of 1518
Saint Mary Magdalene stands behind a stone ledge and holds her attribute – the pot of oil with which she anointed Christ’s feet. Behind her, a window opens onto a landscape; the cliffs and buildings on the left are a fairly accurate view of La Sainte-Baume, east of Marseille, where, according to...
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