The Rediscovered Master of the Rhine In the quiet corridors of art history, some names linger in the shadows for centuries, waiting for a modern eye to catch their light. Jost Haller is such a figure—a master whose identity was lost to the tides of time until a dramatic rediscovery in 1980. Active during the mid-15th century, this Alsatian painter breathed life into the Gothic tradition, leaving behind a legacy that speaks of chivalry, devotion, and the intricate beauty of the International Gothic style. Often referred to by the evocative moniker Le peintre des chevaliers, or "The Painter of…