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Master of the Lübeck Bible (fl. c. 1485 – c. 1520) was a Flemish manuscript illuminator and printmaker. He is named for a series of woodcuts designed for a Bible printed at Lübeck, Germany in 1494.[1] He has long been known as a contributor to several early printed books; only recently, however, has their style been associated to certain illuminated manuscripts. Relatively few illuminations have been ascribed to the Master. Those that have been share an almost frenetic sense of movement, combined with a distorted quality, that distinguishes his printed output. His figures have oddly elongated faces, while the spaces they inhabit have conversely been strangely foreshortened. The Master's city of origin is unknown; his close association with the Master of James IV of Scotland, who is thought to have been active in Ghent, may indicate that his base of operations was that city.

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[de] Meister der Lübecker Bibel

Meister der Lübecker Bibel ist der Notname eines von etwa 1485 bis etwa 1520 tätigen flämischen Buchmalers und Formschneiders.

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- [en] Master of the Lübeck Bible

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[fr] Maître de la Bible de Lübeck

Le Maître de la Bible de Lübeck est le maître anonyme enlumineur et graveur actif en Flandre des années 1485 à 1520. Il doit son nom à un ensemble de gravures sur bois illustrant une bible imprimée à Lübeck en 1494.

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