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c. 1360 – 15th centuryWikidata

Conrad von Soest

Westphalian painter

Born in Dortmund. Died in Dortmund.

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A life in paintings

Born 13602 dated paintingsDied 1401

10 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Hl. Paulus Rückseite: Hl. Reinoldus
    Hl. Paulus Rückseite: Hl. Reinoldus
    Conrad von Soest
    c. 1400 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Passionsaltar (Bad Wildungen)
    Passionsaltar (Bad Wildungen)
    Conrad von Soest
    1403 · Saint Nikolaus parish church in Bad Wildungen
  • Annunciation to Mary
    Annunciation to Mary
    Conrad von Soest
    1403
  • Annunciation, Birth, Adoration and Presentation
    Annunciation, Birth, Adoration and Presentation
    Conrad von Soest
    1403
  • Nativity
    Nativity
    Conrad von Soest
    1404 · Saint Nikolaus parish church in Bad Wildungen
  • St Odilia from St Walburgis Church in Soest, wing of a tabernacle
    St Odilia from St Walburgis Church in Soest, wing of a tabernacle
    Conrad von Soest
    c. 1410s–1410–1420 · Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History
  • Blankenberch-Retabel (so genanntes) mit Marientod (nach Conrad von Soest)
    Blankenberch-Retabel (so genanntes) mit Marientod (nach Conrad von Soest)
    after · Master of the Fröndenberger Altarpiece and after Conrad von Soest
    c. 1430–1440 · Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History
  • MImage under copyright
    Marienaltar
    Conrad von Soest
    1400s · Marienkirche
  • SImage under copyright
    St Dorothy from St Walburgis Church in Soest, wing of a tabernacle
    Conrad von Soest
    c. 1410s · Westphalian State Museum of Art and Cultural History
  • PImage under copyright
    Presentation of Jesus Christ at the Temple
    Conrad von Soest
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