Bartholomeus Strobel

Silesian painter of religious works

Bartholomeus Strobel - Silesian painter of religious works
Born

April 11th, 1591
433 years ago

Died

1650
375 years ago — 59 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Poland

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Born in Silesia in 1591, this painter became prominent in the early 17th century. The artist specialized in religious subjects and is recognized for artworks that reflected the Counter-Reformation's influence on the church and society. Many of the works created during this period were commissioned by churches and depict biblical narratives with a strong emotional intensity. His contributions to art were significant in the shaping of religious representations in the region. The painter's legacy continues through the preservation of his works in various European collections.

Created numerous altarpieces for churches

Produced large-scale paintings depicting saints

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