The Master of Swabian Wood: The Legacy of Jörg Lederer In the heart of the German Renaissance, amidst the mist-covered landscapes of Füssen, a master was born who would leave an indelible mark on the spiritual and tactile landscape of Southern Germany. Jörg Lederer, active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, emerged not merely as a sculptor but as a custodian of sacred narratives. His life, spanning approximately from 1470 to 1550, coincided with a period of profound religious devotion and artistic flourishing in the Swabian region. While history often remembers the grand painters…