Georges Trubert
French Illuminator · 1469–1508
19 works on LinkedCulture
Georges Trubert began his career around 1467 in Provence at the court of Duke René I of Anjou, titular king of Naples. The king's accounts mention Trubert frequently, noting that he was honored with the title of Valet de Chambre and received funds to travel to Rome. After King René's death in 1480, Trubert continued his career in Provence. But by 1491 he was working for René's grandson, René II, d
Works
Initial A: The Trinity
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial D: The Raising of Lazarus
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial J: Saint John the Evangelist
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial O: Saint Geneviève
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial O: Saint Nicholas Blessing a Child
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial O: Saint Sebastian
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial R: Saint Avia in Prison Receiving Communion from the Virgin
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial S: Saint Christopher
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial V: Saint Apollonia
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Initial V: Saint Catherine
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Pentecost
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Portable Altarpiece with the Weeping Madonna
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
Saint John on Patmos
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
The Annunciation
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
The Annunciation to the Shepherds
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
The Flight into Egypt
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
The Madonna of the Burning Bush
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
The Meeting at the Golden Gate
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490
The Visitation
Getty Museum · about 1480–1490