The "Altarpiece of St. Wolfgang" is a notable work of art created by the artist Michael Pacher in the late 15th century. This altarpiece is located in the St. Wolfgang Church in Austria and is celebrated for its intricate wood carvings and vibrant paintings. It depicts scenes from the life of St. Wolfgang, the patron saint of the church, and showcases the artist's skill in combining sculpture and painting. The altarpiece features a central panel that illustrates the saint's life, flanked by side panels that depict various saints and biblical figures. The use of rich colors and detailed craftsmanship highlights the spiritual significance of the piece, making it an important example of Gothic art in the region.