elias geyer

Died 1634 Works span 1595–1595

Elias Geyer: The Sculptor of Dresden’s Green Vault Elias Geyer (1560 – 1634) stands as a pivotal figure in the Baroque artistic landscape of Germany, primarily recognized for his breathtaking sculptures housed within Dresden’s Green Vault—a testament to opulent craftsmanship and masterful execution. Born in Halle/Saale, he embarked on a formative apprenticeship with Adrian Schmal in Leipzig in 1572, honing his skills alongside Simon K…

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1595

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elias geyer

1634

The Lifeline

Chapters — Career Periods

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Colour Band — Movement Drift

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