Master of the Staufen Altarpiece

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The Master of the Staufen Altarpiece was a German painter, active during the fifteenth century. His work indicates familiarity with the work of the painter of the Paradiesgärtlein; his name comes from an altarpiece of 1420 which is in the presbytery of the church in Staufen.

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