The Naumburg donor portraits are a series of life-sized sculptures located in the Naumburg Cathedral in Germany. Created in the 13th century, these portraits depict the founding donors of the cathedral, showcasing their importance in its construction and history. Each figure is intricately carved, displaying unique facial expressions and clothing styles that reflect the period. These portraits are significant examples of medieval art and provide insight into the social and cultural context of the time. They highlight the relationship between the church and its patrons, illustrating how donors were honored through artistic representation in religious spaces.