Dieric Bouts
1415
—
1475
Netherlands
Dieric Bouts (Netherlands, 1415–1475) was a prominent painter known for his detailed religious works, born in Haarlem and active in Brussels, where he died.
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Renaissance
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Dieric Bouts was a Dutch painter born in the Netherlands around 1415 and active until his death in 1475. He is recognized as a significant figure in the Northern Renaissance, known for his detailed and emotive religious works. Bouts was influenced by the early Flemish painters and is noted for his use of light and color, as well as his innovative compositions. His most famous works include altarpieces such as the "Last Supper" and "The Virgin and Child," which showcase his mastery of oil painting. Bouts' contributions to the development of narrative in art and his influence on subsequent generations of artists solidified his place in art history. Specific details about his early life and training remain unknown.
