Adriaen Isenbrant

Adriaen Isenbrant (1490–1551) was a Dutch painter active during the Renaissance period. He is known for his religious works, particularly altarpieces, which reflect the influence of both Northern Renaissance and Italian art. Isenbrant's style is characterized by meticulous detail and vibrant color, often incorporating intricate landscapes and figures. He was associated with the city of Bruges, where he likely spent much of his career, and his works contributed to the development of Flemish painting. The exact details of his life and training remain largely unknown, but his legacy endures through his significant contributions to Renaissance art in the Netherlands.