
1460–1523 · Netherlandish · 30 artworks
artist bio
Gerard David was a Netherlandish painter of the Early Netherlandish school, known for his harmonious compositions and serene depictions of religious scenes. He played a significant role in bridging the artistic traditions of Bruges and Antwerp during the late 15th and early 16th centuries.
what you'll learn
Studying David's work allows students to understand the development of Northern Renaissance painting, focusing on detail, color, and the integration of figures within landscapes. Students can learn about the use of oil paint to create realistic textures and atmospheric perspective.
related: Jan van Eyck, Hans Memling, Robert Campin

An Augustinian Friar Praying
1515

The Marriage at Cana (detail)
1503

The Annunciation
1520

Portrait of a Goldsmith
1510

Virgin and Child with Four Angels
1515

The Crucifixion
1475

A Rest During the Flight to Egypt
1515

Two Legends of St. Nicholas
1510

Lineage of Saint Anne
1500

Altar of Archangel Michael
1510

Polyptych of Cervara: center panel Madonna and Child Enthroned
1506

Madonna with Angels and Saints
1509

The Baptism of Christ (central section of Triptych of Jan des Trompes)
1505

The Judgement of Cambyses
1498

Mary and Child with Two Angels Making Music
1495

The Transfiguration of Christ
1520

The Adoration of the Magi
1490

Madonna and Child with Two Music Making Angels
1498

Roman soldiers and Jewish judges (left wing from the Triptych of the Crucifixion)
1481

The Holy Women and St. John at Golgotha
1485

Ангел благовіщення
1506

Triptych with the Nativity
1515

Богородиця з немовлям, святими та донатором
1510

The Transfiguration of Christ (central panel)
1520

The Lamentation

Madonna with the Milk Soup
1520

Триптих Яна Де Тромпа
1505

The Marriage at Cana
1503

Triptych of the Sedano Family
1498

The Deposition
1515