Bartholomaeus Fichtenberger (born ca. 1530, died 1592) was a German painter, master, and elder of the painters’ guild in Wrocław, active in this city in the second half of the 16th century. He was a co-author of the main altar of the Wrocław Cathedral, for which he created paintings on the altar wings in 1591. When the altar cabinet is first closed, four painted panels are revealed, depicting portraits of the Fathers of the Western Church: St. Ambrose, St. Augustine, St. Gregory the Great, and St. Jerome.
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Life of Saint John the Baptist
Wroclaw, Poland
Frederick II Speaking with Pomeranians
Stargard, Poland
Rebellion and the Fall of Lucifer
Wroclaw, Poland
The Welcoming of Mary in Heaven by Christ
Koronowo, Poland
Saint Joseph adores the newborn Jesus
Krzeszow, Poland
Portrait of Prince Philip
Szczecin, Poland
Saint Joseph is Instructed by the Angel about the Incarnation
Krzeszow, Poland
Pater futuri saeculi – Father of the Age to Come
Krzeszow, Poland
Vanitas Still Life
Görlitz, Germany
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