English, Nottingham, 15th century

Anonymous craftsman or workshop active in Nottingham, England during the 15th century, known primarily for alabaster carvings and religious artifacts that were highly prized across medieval Europe. Nottingham was renowned as a major centre of alabaster production during this period, with its workshops supplying devotional panels, altarpieces, and tomb effigies to churches and patrons from England to the Iberian Peninsula. Works attributed to this designation represent the collective output of the Nottingham alabaster trade rather than a single identified artist.