Jan Matsys

art by Jan Matsys

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circa 1510 - 1575
Flemish

-Northern Renaissance, Mannerism
-Jan Matsys, Flemish painter of the Northern Renaissance and Mannerist periods, was known for his religious works, portraits, and genre scenes. He was the son of the renowned painter Quentin Matsys and followed in his father's footsteps, establishing himself as a skilled artist in his own right. Jan Matsys' religious paintings often depicted biblical scenes with a dramatic flair, characterized by intricate details and emotive expressions. In addition to religious subjects, he also painted portraits and genre scenes, showcasing his versatility and mastery of different genres. Matsys' contributions to Flemish art during the 16th century earned him recognition as a notable figure of his time.
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