Hermen Rode
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Hermen Rode (born before 1465; died after 1504) was a German painter.
Rode is recorded in Lübeck as a late Gothic painter. In his importance he stands equally next to his fellow countryman Bernt Notke. Together they were the most important exporters of art into the countries around the Baltic Sea. Rode painted the first known view of the skyline of Lübeck with its then eight church towers as background on a high altar, which was delivered to Reval in 1481.
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