Hans Memling's clients did not come from Bruges, but primarily from Italy. His art was particularly appreciated there in the late 15th century. His Berlin works also bear witness to this, such as the central panel of the so-called small Portinari triptych, created for a Florentine banker. Martin Hanssen follows these traces in Memling's painting and in cosmopolitan Bruges of his time.
A who's who of art history awaits you in one of the most important museums of European painting from the 13th to the 18th century. The weekly tour of individual artists gives you an entertaining and inspiring overview of the Gemäldegalerie's collection.
Participation fee: 6 euros plus admission Limited number of participants. Online booking recommended.
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By far the best! Hans Memling
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Hans Memling's clients did not come from Bruges, but primarily from Italy. His art was particularly appreciated there in the late 15th century. His Berlin works also bear witness to this, such as the central panel of the so-called small Portinari triptych, created for a Florentine banker. Martin Hanssen follows these traces in Memling's painting and in cosmopolitan Bruges of his time.
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