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Neil MacGregor focuses on the religious sculptures of Riemenschneider (c1460- 1531), whose reputation as an artist has steadily risen. He is seen as a supreme sculptor, working in a peculiarly German medium, limewood, bu...
Riemenschneider: Sculpting the Spirit is an episode from Germany: Memories of a Nation by BBC. Neil MacGregor focuses on the religious sculptures of Riemenschneider (c1460- 1531), whose reputation as an artist has steadily risen. He is seen...
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Published Oct 14, 2014, 14:01 long, audio available.
Neil MacGregor focuses on the religious sculptures of Riemenschneider (c1460- 1531), whose reputation as an artist has steadily risen. He is seen as a supreme sculptor, working in a peculiarly German medium, limewood, but articulating the sensibilities of a continent. And Neil MacGregor reveals why, as the war came to an end in 1945, the Nobel Prize-winning writer Thomas Mann identified Riemenschneider as a moral and political hero. Producer Paul Kobrak.
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This episode was published on Oct 14, 2014.
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Riemenschneider: Sculpting the Spirit is from Germany: Memories of a Nation by BBC.
Published Oct 14, 2014 and 14:01 long