
1451 · German · 21 artworks
artist bio
Stefan Lochner was a German painter working in the late International Gothic period. He is known for his panel paintings, which combine a late Gothic style with a sense of realism and delicate beauty, particularly in his depictions of the Virgin Mary.
what you'll learn
Studying Lochner's work allows students to explore the transition from late medieval art to the Early Renaissance, focusing on the use of color, detail, and religious symbolism. Students can also learn about the patronage system and the role of art in religious devotion during this period.
related: Robert Campin, Jan van Eyck, Rogier van der Weyden

Christ as Man of Sorrow

Sts. Catherine, Hubert and Quirinus
1445

Sts Anthony the Hermit, Cornelius and Mary Magdalen with a Donor
1445

Crucifixion with Saints

The Dombild Altarpiece, Cologne Cathedral (Altar of Three Magi)
1445

Adoration of the Magi (The Dombild Altarpiece, central part)
1445

Maria mit dem Jesuskind vor der Rasenbank
1440

Hl. Ursula Mit Gefährten (The Dombild Altarpiece, left wing)
1445

Last Judgement (Altarpiece for the Church of the Holy Apostles in Cologne, central panel)

Madonna of the Rose Bower
1442

Presentation of Christ in the Temple (detail)
1445

Three Saints (Matthew, Catherine of Alexandria and John the Evangelist)

Martyrdom of the Twelve Apostles (Altarpiece for the Church of the Holy Apostles in Cologne, left wing)
1435

Adoration of the Christ Child by the Virgin (the Nativity)
1445

Presentation of Christ in the Temple

Saint Jérôme Dans Son Cabinet D'étude
1435

Virgin with the Violet

Stigmatisation of St. Francis
1445

Adoration of the Child

The Virgin Crowned by Angels
1450

Cruficixion