Johann von Soest (painter)

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Johann von Soest was a German painter active in Westphalia during the fifteenth century.^[1] He is sometimes associated with the Master of the Lippborg Passion.

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↑ Corley, Brigitte (1996). Conrad Von Soest: Painter Among Merchant Princes. Harvey Miller. p. 15. ISBN 978-1-872501-58-1.

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