Below you will find a random assortment of the Flemish art pieces we have in our database. These can be sorted; the default sorting is by Flemish art piece name.
This is a 1480 piece done using carved limewood with painted panels by Michael Pacher.
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This is a 1500 piece done using oil on panel by Hieronymus Bosch.
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This is a 1565 piece done using oil on panel by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
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This is a 1568 piece done using oil on wood by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1515 piece done using oil paint with carved shrine by Matthias Grunewald.
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This is a 1520 piece done using parchment on panel by Albrecht Altdorfer.
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This is a 1530 piece done using oil on wood by Lucas Cranach the Elder.
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This is a 1500s piece done using carved limewood by Tilman Riemenschnieder.
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This is a 1548 piece done using oil on panel by Caterina Van Hemessen.
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This is a 1560s piece done using oil on oak by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
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This is a 1529 piece done using oil on panel by Albrecht Altdorfer.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1510 piece done using woodcut with tone block by Hans Baldung Grien.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1510 piece done using oil on panel by Hieronymus Bosch.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1527 piece done using oil tempera on wood by Jan Gossart.
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This is a 1565 piece done using oil on panel by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
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This is a 1508 piece done using engraving by Lucas van Leyden.
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This is a 1470s piece done using copper engraving by Martin Schongaur.
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This is a 1480 piece done using carved limewood with painted panels by Michael Pacher.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1532 piece done using oil on canvas by Marteen Van Heemskerck.
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This is a 1443-1444 piece done using tempra on walnut by Konrad Witz.
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This is a 1400s piece done using tempra/oil on walnut by Stefan Lochner.
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This is a 1413-1416 piece done using illuminated manuscript on parchment by Limbourg Brothers.
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This is a 1565 piece done using pen on paper by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
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Flemish refers to the culture and dialect of the people of Flanders, which is the Dutch-speaking northern part of Belgium but absolutely can encompass parts of France and even the Netherlands as well. Flemish art has a rich history as being very influential and even revolutionary for its time; Flemish painters flourished from about the late 14th century all the way to the 17th century. Flemish painters developed new ways to use color and space and made Flemish art famous by using iconography and symbolism, mostly religious in nature but also allegory as well.
