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	Pacher, Michael ( fl Tyrol, 1462; d between 7 July and 24 Aug 1498). German or Austrian painter and sculptor. He successfully fused his southern German cultural and artistic inheritance with the technical and stylistic innovations made by major artists in Padua, in the Veneto. (See also AUSTRIA, §IV, 2, and SCHNITZALTAR.)
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	Pacher, Michael Austria, §III, 1(ii)(b): Gothic panel paintings Austria, §IV, 2: Sculpture, c 1400–c 1600: Late Gothic and Renaissance assistants Pacher, Friedrich attributions Masters, anonymous, and monogrammists, §I: Master of the Kefermarkt Altar Salzburg, §2(i): Art life and organization, before c 1600 groups and movements Renaissance, §3: Renaissance, 1450–c 1500 pupils Klocker, Hans Reichlich, Marx works Altarpiece, §2(ii)(b): Forms and development: c 1400– c 1600 Bolzano Frame, §VI, 1(i): German and Central European Gothic: Altarpieces Germany, §III, 2(i)(a): Painting and graphic arts: `International’ and Late Gothic Germany, §IV, 2(i)(b): Sculpture, c 1400–c 1600: Altarpieces Schnitzaltar workshop Gothic, §III, 2(iii)(c): Wood sculpture in the Holy Roman Empire, 1420–1500

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