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Gerard Horenbo

Gante, ca. 1465 - London, 1541

© The Paul Getty Museum.

Gerard Horenbo

© The Paul Getty Museum.

Gerard Horenbo

Gante, ca. 1465 - London, 1541

Other names

Maestro de Jacobo IV de Escocia

Biography

Gerard Horenbout (1465–1541), also known as the Master of James IV of Scotland, is one of the most prominent manuscript illuminators of the 15th and 16th centuries. In 1487, he joined the guild of artists and illuminators in Ghent. He carried out commissions for James IV and Margaret of Austria, and was appointed court painter. Among his most characteristic works are theSpínola Book of Hours and the Grimani Breviary.

Bibliography

CALKINS, Robert (1998): "Gerard Horenbout and his associates : illuminating activities in Ghent, 1480-1521", en In detail: new studies of northern Renaissance art in honor of Walter S. Gibson, Brepols, Turnhout, pp. 49-67.

Gerard Horenbo

Gante, ca. 1465 - London, 1541

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The Isabella Breviary

El Mundo. © The British Library

The Isabella Breviary

Master of the Dresden Prayer Book / Gerard Horenbo

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The Isabella Breviary

Master of the Dresden Prayer Book / Gerard Horenbo

1495-1497

Provenance: Isabella I of Castile, Medina del Campo, Medina del Campo (Spain)

Current locations: The British Library, London (United Kingdom)