Flügel eines Altares: Hl. Brigitta (abgesägte Rückseite von WAF 1205)

Executed in the Northern Renaissance style, the work features meticulous rendering of folds in the saint's dark robe, achieved through careful drawing. The use of chiaroscuro creates a sense of volume, distinguishing the figure from the plain backdrop with a patterned border.

Originally part of an altarpiece, the panel's rear was later sawn off (related to WAF 1205). It is now housed in the Alte Pinakothek's collection.

As part of the Ulm school, this work reflects the Northern Renaissance's emphasis on detail and religious themes, characteristic of early 16th-century German art.

While specific lasting impacts of *Flügel eines Altares: Hl. Brigitta* on subsequent art movements are not broadly highlighted, it remains a notable example of Zeitblom's contribution to the Northern Renaissance.