Mesteren fra det hell. blods broderskab

Mesteren fra det hell. blods broderskab was a Flemish painter active in the early 16th century. The artist's name, which translates to "The Master of the Blood Brotherhood," is a convention used for unidentified artists whose works share stylistic features. They are known for their expressive use of line, detailed depiction of drapery, and the inclusion of symbolic imagery such as the skull, the ladder, and the thieves on the cross. This painting, "The Lamentation of Christ," exemplifies their mastery of the Northern Renaissance style and features a somber depiction of Christ's death, surrounded by mourners.