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- German School
- Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ
- 15th century
- NG 2310
![Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 1 and 2 above; scenes 11 and 12 below]](http://www.nationalgalleries.org/media/4/collection/NG 2310 A.jpg)
- German School
- Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 1 and 2 above; scenes 11 and 12 below]
- 15th century
- NG 2310 A
![Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 3 and 4 above; scenes 13 and 14 below]](http://www.nationalgalleries.org/media/4/collection/NG 2310 B.jpg)
- German School
- Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 3 and 4 above; scenes 13 and 14 below]
- 15th century
- NG 2310 B
![Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 5 and 6 above; scenes 15 and 16 below]](http://www.nationalgalleries.org/media/4/collection/NG 2310 C.jpg)
- German School
- Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 5 and 6 above; scenes 15 and 16 below]
- 15th century
- NG 2310 C
![Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 7 and 8 above; scenes 17 and 18 below]](http://www.nationalgalleries.org/media/4/collection/NG 2310 D.jpg)
- German School
- Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 7 and 8 above; scenes 17 and 18 below]
- 15th century
- NG 2310 D
![Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 9 and 10 above; scenes 19 and 20 below]](http://www.nationalgalleries.org/media/4/collection/NG 2310 E.jpg)
- German School
- Twenty Scenes from the Life of Christ [scenes 9 and 10 above; scenes 19 and 20 below]
- 15th century
- NG 2310 E
German School (German, )
Artists who cannot be identified specifically, but whose work shares stylistic characteristics with that of documented painters who come from a particular city, region or country, are described as belonging to a 'school' of painters. So the work of an unknown painter which is similar to that of named German artists is said to be of the 'German School'.
