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Peter Dell the Elder

Illustration — Peter Dell the Elder, Portrait of Jakob Woler, 1529 Peter Dell the Elder, or Peter Dell der Ältere, (1490–1552), was a German sculptor. Dell was born in Würzburg, and is father to another sculptor Peter Dell the Younger. He specialized in religious and portrait sculptures working with limewood and pearwood.

Peter Dell the Elder

Peter Dell the

Object: Peter Dell der Ältere, Photo: Andreas Praefcke · Public domain

Born
1490 · Würzburg.
Died
1552 · Würzburg.
Nationality
Germany
Occupation
sculptor
Languages
German

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Illustration — Peter Dell the Elder, Portrait of Jakob Woler, 1529 Peter Dell the Elder, or Peter Dell der Ältere, (1490–1552), was a German sculptor. Dell was born in Würzburg, and is father to another sculptor Peter Dell the Younger. He specialized in religious and portrait sculptures working with limewood and pearwood.

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