Matthäus Gundelach: A Venetian Visionary Matthäus Gundelach (1566 – 1653), also Gondolach or Gundlach, was a German painter and graphic artist whose artistic journey spanned from the turbulent Renaissance to the burgeoning Baroque era. Born in Großalmerode, Hessen, he emerged as a prominent figure within the artistic landscape of his time, primarily recognized for his captivating Venetian paintings and his contributions to religious iconography—particularly commissioned altarpieces that showcased both technical prowess and profound spiritual contemplation. Early Life & Training Information…