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Bertram, Master (lived late 13th to early 14th century)| German painter. Trained in the 14th-century School of Prague, he settled in Hamburg around 1367, where he had a busy workshop. His naive realism shows a tendency towards the Gothic manner. His principal work is the altarpiece for the Petrikirche, Hamburg, 1383 (now in the Kunsthalle, Hamburg). |
| Other examples are six paintings in the Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, and a large altarpiece with 45 scenes of the Apocalypse (Victoria and Albert Museum, London). |
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