Master of Saint Giles
c. 1450
—
1500
France
The Master of Saint Giles was a French painter active around 1450 to 1500, with specific birth and death locations remaining unknown.
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Renaissance
Biography:
The Master of Saint Giles was a French painter active during the Renaissance, with life dates estimated around c. 1450–1500. He is best known for his contributions to the development of early Netherlandish painting techniques in France, particularly through his detailed and expressive altarpieces. His most notable work includes the "Saint Giles Altarpiece," which showcases his skill in narrative composition and rich color palette. The artist's influence is evident in the transition towards more naturalistic representations in religious art during this period. Specific details about his life and career remain largely unknown, but his work continues to be studied for its significance in the evolution of Renaissance art.
