Painter of moral pieces; most famous are the tryptichs. He used very complicated symbols.
Painter of Genre pieces and still-lifes.
registered in the guild of St-Lukes in Antwerp.
Member of the St-Likes guild of Antwerp. Painter of all Royal houses inEurope
Painted mosly moral work, also graphicsof the Alps.
One of the first Dutch painters who traveled to Italy. Worked for Philip of Burgundy.
Folower of Memling in Bruges. Member of the St-Likes guild inAntwerp. One of the last Flemish Primitives.
Daughter of Jan Sander van Hemessen. One of the few woman artists of the 16th century.
Worked together with Jan van Scorel. Traveled to Italy. was decan of the St.-Lukes Guild of Haarlem.
Master of the St-Lukes guild of Antwerp. Traveled to Italy. father of Catharina van Hemessen.
Painter of portraits and genre pieces, also graphical work. Met D�rer in Antwerp. Influenced by Italian and German renaissance.
Was member of the St-Lukes guid of Antwerp. Son of Quentin Metseys.
Was member of the St-Lukes guid of Antwerp. One of the first to paint people without a Christian mening behind it.
One of the last and imporant painters of the Flemish Primitives. Influenced the renaissance in the Netherlands.
Famous portraitist. Worked for Anton Perrenot de Granvela, Bischop of Arras, at the courts of Hapsburg, and painted the most famous portraits of Mary I Tudor, Queen of England.
Worked for Magaret of Austra and Maria of Hungary a the courts in Mechelen and Brussels. He also met D�rer.
His works exist out of 20 works, mostly landscapes. He was a member of hte guild of St-Lukes in Antwerp and met D�rer.
Came originally from Estonia. was a pupil of Memling in Bruges. Went to spain and became the court painter of Isabella of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon. Came back to the Netherlands to work for Margaret of Austria and also worked for Christian of Denmark.
Traveled trough Europe, passing Italy to Jerusalem. He was also a humanist.