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Matthæus Grünewald

A painter whose crucifixion scene is admired by Durtal.

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Also known as Grünewald

First appearance: I

Matthæus Grünewald shows up with force in I. The page is where that presence becomes real.

His Crucifixion is recalled by Durtal as the epitome of 'supernatural realism,' blending earthly suffering with divine transcendence.
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