Ambrosius Benson

1495–1550

Ambrosius Benson was an Italian painter who became a part of the Northern Renaissance. While many surviving paintings have been attributed, there is very little known of him from records, and he tended not to sign his work. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Lamentation”, 1522 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Virgin and Child with Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara”, 1530 — Louvre
“Portrait of Otho Stochoven”, 1542 — Vlaamse Kunstcollectie
“Deipara Virgo”, 1530 — Vlaamse Kunstcollectie
“Saint Mary Magdalene”, 1525 — Vlaamse Kunstcollectie
“Mary Magdalene reading”, 1535 — Ca' d'Oro
“The Holy Family with St. John the Baptist”, 1527 — Germanisches Nationalmuseum
“The Magdalen Reading”, 1520 — National Gallery
“The Resurrection”, 1530 — Burgos Cathedral
“Triptych of Descent by Ambrosius Benson”, 1530 — Segovia Cathedral
“Crucifixion of Jesus”, 1517 — Museo Arqueológico Provincial de Ourense
“Santo Tomás y un donante”, 1528 — Museo del Prado
“Young Woman in Orison Reading a Book of Hours”, 1532 — Louvre
“Portrait of a Man Holding a Rose”, 1525 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“Portrait of a Man Holding a Book”, 1530 — Carnegie Museum of Art
“Man praying”, 1520s — Art Gallery of South Australia
“The Wedding in Cana”, 1540 — Nationalmuseum
“The Magdalen Reading”, 1527 — Nationalmuseum
“Pietà at the Foot of the Cross”, 1530s — Bilbao Fine Arts Museum
“The Lamentation” — Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco