Master of the Llangattock Hours
Flemish Illuminator · 1450–1460
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The Master of the Llangattock Hours is the primary artist of a book of hours now in the Getty Museum. The Llangattock Hours is named after the Baron Llangattock who owned the manuscript in the twentieth century. The artist was active in the generation following the renowned panel painter Jan van Eyck and was greatly influenced by him, at times directly coping his compositions and figural groupings
Works
Initial E: Saint Margaret and a Dragon
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial G: Saint George and the Dragon
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: Saint Barbara before a Tower
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: Saint Christopher Carrying the Christ Child
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: The Man of Sorrows
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: The Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: The Pietà with Saint John the Evangelist
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial O: The Virgin and Child Enthroned
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial V: Saint Apollonia with a Book and Tongs
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial V: Saint Catherine Holding a Sword over a King
Getty Museum · 1450s
Initial V: The Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Getty Museum · 1450s
Office of the Dead
Getty Museum · 1450s
The Circumcision
Getty Museum · 1450s
The Crucifixion
Getty Museum · 1450s
The Flight into Egypt
Getty Museum · 1450s
The Nativity and The Annunciation to the Shepherds
Getty Museum · 1450s
The Visitation
Getty Museum · 1450s