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Hermen Rode

c. 1430–1504 · 15th century

Hermen Rode was a painter based in Lübeck, one of the leading artists of the Hanseatic world in the late 15th century. His surviving works include the high altar of St Nicholas' Church in Tallinn (Reval), completed in 1481, and the St Luke altarpiece in Lübeck, showing the strong artistic links between Lübeck and the Baltic towns.

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