Artists

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  The Presentation in the Temple $AU 278.58 ~ 1,118.94
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  Adam and Eve $AU 214.92 ~ 677.66
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  Bathsheba $AU 230.41 ~ 1,448.05
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  Advent and Triumph of Christ $AU 1,389.59
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  Christ Giving His Blessing $AU 220.01 ~ 942.65
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  Scenes from the Passion of Christ $AU 253.82 ~ 899.87
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  Last Judgment Triptych $AU 269.30 ~ 5,612.78
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  St. Veronica $AU 226.79 ~ 1,063.51

Hans Memling (c.1433 Seligenstadt am Main 1494 Bruges) stands at the point of transition from the Gothic to the Renaissance. It is possible that he learned his trade in a workshop along the middle Rhine or in Cologne. Evidence suggests that Memling worked in Brussels in 1465, where he may have studied under Rogier van der Weyden, and a year later in Bruges, Expanding upon the tradition of van der Weyden and Dierick Bouts, Memling had developed a style of his own by around 1470. His works reveals rich coloration, graceful figures, and carefully observed details, which he varies in numerous ways, compiling them into a harmoniously organized whole. In his later works he began to come to terms with the early Italian Renaissance. Works by the artist include Triptych, before 1479, Museo del Prado, Madrid; Diptych of Martin van Nieuvenhoven, 1487, Memling-Museum, Bruges; and Portrait of a Praying Man, c. 1483, Museo Thyssen Bornemisza, Madrid.