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Lluís Borrassà

painter of the Crown of Aragon, 14th & 15th century (c.1360-1425)

Born in Girona. Died in Barcelona.

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A life in paintings

Born 136010 dated paintingsDied 1425

10 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Santa Barbara
    Santa Barbara
    Lluís Borrassà
    1380 · National Museum of Ancient Art
  • Crucifixion of Saint Andrew
    Crucifixion of Saint Andrew
    Lluís Borrassà
    c. 1400–1415 · Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
  • Young Man Leaning out of the Window
    Young Man Leaning out of the Window
    Lluís Borrassà
    c. 1400–1415 · Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
  • Saint Andrew refusing to worship the Idol
    Saint Andrew refusing to worship the Idol
    Lluís Borrassà
    1400–1405 · Museo del Prado
  • Jesus Supports Saint Peter on the Water
    Jesus Supports Saint Peter on the Water
    Lluís Borrassà
    1411 · Rectoria de Sant Pere de Terrassa
  • Saint John the Baptist and Saint Barbara
    Saint John the Baptist and Saint Barbara
    Lluís Borrassà
    c. 1411–1413 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Saint Hippolyte cures the Leg of the Oxherd Peter
    Saint Hippolyte cures the Leg of the Oxherd Peter
    Lluís Borrassà
    1419–1421–15th century · Museo del Prado
  • GImage under copyright
    God the Holy Spirit Polyptych
    creator (predella) · Pere Serra (reredos) and Lluís Borrassà (predella)
    June 3, 1394 · Santa Maria de Manresa
  • QImage under copyright
    Q23425066
    Lluís Borrassà
    1410s · Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
  • SImage under copyright
    Saint John the Baptist altarpiece
    Lluís Borrassà
    c. 1420 · Musée des Arts Décoratifs
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