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Hans Memling

Hans Memling was a painter of German origin active in Bruges during the fifteenth century, within the tradition of early Flemish painting. He is remembered for his religious altarpieces and portraits of bourgeois patrons, characterised by the serenity of his compositions and the influence of Rogier van der Weyden.

Works
9
Years
1465–1485
As prints
9
The Annunciation, Hans MemlingThe AnnunciationHans Memling, 1465From €29Portrait of a Man with an Arrow, Hans MemlingPortrait of a Man with an ArrowHans Memling, 1470From €29Saint Veronica [recto], Hans MemlingSaint Veronica [recto]Hans Memling, 1470From €29Tommaso di Folco Portinari and Maria Portinari, Hans MemlingTommaso di Folco Portinari and Maria PortinariHans Memling, 1470From €29Portrait of a Young Man, Hans MemlingPortrait of a Young ManHans Memling, 1472From €29Portrait of an Old Man, Hans MemlingPortrait of an Old ManHans Memling, 1475From €29Virgin and Child with Angels, Hans MemlingVirgin and Child with AngelsHans Memling, 1479From €29The Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine of Alexandria and Barbara, Hans MemlingThe Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine of Alexandria and BarbaraHans Memling, 1480From €29Young Man with a Carnation, Hans MemlingYoung Man with a CarnationHans Memling, 1485From €29

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