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The Cranach-Triegel Altarpiece is a winged altarpiece originally created as a retable for the western altar of the Naumburg Cathedral. The first version was painted by Lucas Cranach the Elder in 1519, but its central panel was destroyed in 1541. The altarpiece was reconstituted in 2022 by Michael Triegel. Since then, it has been the cause of an ongoing controversy and, as of 2026, it is housed at the Vatican.
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