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Lancelot Blondeel

Flemish painter (1498-1561)

Born in Poperinge. Died in Bruges.

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A life in paintings

Born 14989 dated paintingsDied 1561

9 works

  • Virgin and Child with St. Anne
    Virgin and Child with St. Anne
    Lancelot Blondeel
    1500–1599 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Cosmas and Damian
    Cosmas and Damian
    Unknown artist and Lancelot Blondeel
    1523–1523 · St. James Church
  • Portrait of Margareta Mettenye with Saint Margaret
    Portrait of Margareta Mettenye with Saint Margaret
    Lancelot Blondeel
    1525 · Groeningemuseum
  • Triptych: Scenes from the Lives of St. Antonius and Paulus
    Triptych: Scenes from the Lives of St. Antonius and Paulus
    Lancelot Blondeel
    1530 · Nieuwpoort
  • Legend of Saint George
    Legend of Saint George
    follower of · Follower of Lancelot Blondeel
    1540 · Groeningemuseum
  • Madonna with Saint Luke and Saint Eligius, patron saints of the artists' and saddlers' guild
    Madonna with Saint Luke and Saint Eligius, patron saints of the artists' and saddlers' guild
    Lancelot Blondeel
    1540–1550–1545 · Sint-Salvatorskathedraal
  • Saint Luke painting the Madonna
    Saint Luke painting the Madonna
    Lancelot Blondeel
    1545 · Groeningemuseum
  • The death of Marcus Licinius Crassus
    The death of Marcus Licinius Crassus
    Lancelot Blondeel
    c. 1548–1558 · Groeningemuseum
  • Seven Delights of Mary
    Seven Delights of Mary
    Lancelot Blondeel
    1550 · Tournai Cathedral
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