生平与创作经历
里门施奈德在十五、十六世纪之交经营维尔茨堡重要雕塑作坊，为特定教堂和观看情境制作祭坛及宗教人物。雕刻、组装、设色和贴金可由不同工匠完成，存世残件也可能失去原始环境。
生涯作品选读
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- 01
c. 1495
c. 1495
圣哲罗姆与狮子（原埃尔福特圣彼得教堂）
- 材料与技法
- 雪花石膏及残存彩绘
- 作者归属与角色
- 博物馆归属记录
- 收藏与来源
- 克利夫兰艺术博物馆
博物馆原文说明
This statue shows an important moment from a story about Saint Jerome. One day Jerome encountered a hurt lion. He removed a thorn from its paw, and the grateful animal became Jerome’s lifelong companion. This sculpture is made of alabaster, a soft stone suited for carving fine detail. Look closely! You can see flecks of paint and gold from when it was originally painted. Conservators looked at this sculpture under a microscope and found that the lion once had a red mouth, yellow fur, and black claws.
馆藏文字 · 克利夫兰艺术博物馆 · CC0 - 02
1502–8
1502–8
圣劳伦斯
- 材料与技法
- 椴木、彩绘及贴金
- 作者归属与角色
- 博物馆归属记录
- 收藏与来源
- 克利夫兰艺术博物馆
博物馆原文说明
This sculpture, along with that of Saint Stephen (1959.43), and two female saints preserved in Frankfurt (Historisches Museum), are believed to be the remaining fragments of a large altarpiece carved by Riemenschneider for the Dominican convent in Rothenburg in Franconia (demolished in 1813). Saints Stephen and Lawrence both wear the dalmatic to indicate their status as deacons in the early church. Each holds a symbol of his martyrdom; here, Saint Lawrence holds a grill to indicate his death by burning. Late Gothic Style Art in Germany through the early 1500s remained firmly anchored in the late Gothic style with its associated interests in realism. Riemenschneider was one of the most prolific and versatile sculptors of this style, a recognized master in both stone and wood. His flourishing workshop employed as many as 40 apprentices in sculpting, woodcarving, and painting. His sculptures are noted for the dreamy, melancholy, and introspective quality in their expressions, as well as their remarkable attention to detail.
馆藏文字 · 克利夫兰艺术博物馆 · CC0 - 03
1502–8
1502–8
圣司提反
- 材料与技法
- 椴木、彩绘及贴金
- 作者归属与角色
- 博物馆归属记录
- 收藏与来源
- 克利夫兰艺术博物馆
博物馆原文说明
This sculpture, along with that of Saint Lawrence (1959.42) and two others in Germany, are believed to be the remaining fragments of a large altarpiece carved by Riemenschneider for the Dominican convent in Rothenburg in Franconia (demolished in 1813). Saints Stephen and Lawrence both wear the dalmatic to indicate their status as deacons in the early church. Each holds a symbol of his martyrdom; here, Saint Stephen cradles some stones to indicate his death by stoning. Art in Germany through the early 1500s remained firmly anchored in the late Gothic style with its associated interests in realism. Riemenschneider was one of the most prolific and versatile sculptors of this style, a recognized master in both stone and wood. His flourishing workshop employed as many as 40 apprentices in sculpting, woodcarving, and painting. His sculptures are noted for the dreamy, melancholy, and introspective quality in their expressions, as well as their remarkable attention to detail.
馆藏文字 · 克利夫兰艺术博物馆 · CC0
媒介、笔触与色彩
媒介与表面
雪花石膏与木雕保留不同肌理，设色和贴金也属于器物历史。
笔迹与结构
雕刻衣褶及节制面部、手势，让紧凑宗教人物富有生命。
色彩与光线
应区分浅色石材、残存彩绘及贴金，与后来的脱落或表面变化。
资料来源与延伸阅读
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