The input text contains only descriptive information about the origin or style of an artwork, not the artist's name itself. Based on the provided text, there is no artist name to extract. Following the rules, if an artist name cannot be extracted, and it's not a known collective/anonymous phrase, the output should be empty or reflect the inability to comply. However, since the prompt strongly implies an artist name *should* be present, and the input only provides geographic/style hints, I must return an empty string or based on the provided examples, I cannot generate a valid name from the input. Given the strict output requirement ("Extract ONLY the artist's name"), and the absence of one: If the input is truly meant to be descriptive metadata and not a name, and I must return *only* a name, I cannot fulfill the request accurately. Assuming the intention was that no name was present: (Returning nothing as there is no name)

Plaque with Adoration of the Shepherds

The input text contains only descriptive information about the origin or style of an artwork, not the artist's name itself. Based on the provided text, there is no artist name to extract. Following the rules, if an artist name cannot be extracted, and it's not a known collective/anonymous phrase, the output should be empty or reflect the inability to comply. However, since the prompt strongly implies an artist name *should* be present, and the input only provides geographic/style hints, I must return an empty string or based on the provided examples, I cannot generate a valid name from the input. Given the strict output requirement ("Extract ONLY the artist's name"), and the absence of one: If the input is truly meant to be descriptive metadata and not a name, and I must return *only* a name, I cannot fulfill the request accurately. Assuming the intention was that no name was present: (Returning nothing as there is no name)

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