
1478โ1532 ยท Flemish ยท 23 artworks
artist bio
Jan Gossaert, known as Mabuse, was a Flemish painter who played a significant role in introducing Italian Renaissance styles to the Netherlands. He is known for his religious paintings, portraits, and mythological scenes, characterized by their refined technique and elegant compositions.
what you'll learn
Studying Mabuse allows students to explore the fusion of Northern and Italian Renaissance styles, focusing on detailed realism, classical influences, and the development of portraiture. Students can learn about composition, use of color, and the integration of classical motifs into Northern European art.
related: Jan van Eyck, Hans Holbein the Younger

An Elderly Couple
1520

Madonna and Child
1515

Portrait of a Man
1515

The Adoration of the Kings
1515

Venus and Cupid
1521

Adam and Eve
1520

Portrait of Hendrik III, Count of Nassau Breda
1516

Colosseum
1509

Madonna and Child with Cherries
1520

Portrait of Floris van Egmond
1519

Madonna and Child playing with the veil
1520

Saint Luke painting the Virgin
1520

Self-portrait
1517

The High Council
1525

Princess Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, duke of Suffolk
1516

Holy Family with St. Catherine and St. Barbara
1515

Portrait of Christian II, King of Denmark
1523

Queen Eleanor of Austria
1516

Man of Sorrow
1525

Virgin of Louvain
1516

Portrait of Chancellor Jean Carondelet
1517

Christ on the Mount of Olives
1507

St. Anthony with a Donor
1508