
Master of the Brussels Romuléon
Flemish Illuminator · 1465–
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The name of the anonymous artist known now as the Master of the Brussels Romuléon comes from a manuscript of the *Romuléon,* a French text concerning Roman history, now owned by the Royal Library in Brussels. Stylized figures with wide-set eyes and pointed chins, dressed in exotic costumes, populate the artist's work.
Works
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Initial A: Arrival of Ships in Constantinople
Getty Museum · about 1465–1470
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Initial A: Saint Anthony Saving Five Children from Wolves
Getty Museum · about 1465–1470
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Initial A: The Body of Saint Anthony Transported to Constantinople and the Healing of Two Lepers after Touching the Saint's Body
Getty Museum · about 1465–1470
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Initial N: Bishop Theophilus's Ship Blown Off Course and Bishop Theophilus in Prayer
Getty Museum · about 1465–1470
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Initial Q: The Reliquary Shrine of Saint Anthony Arriving at the Church in Constantinople and The Healing of the Emperor's Daughter
Getty Museum · about 1465–1470
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Initial T: The Healing of the Blind after Touching the Body of Saint Anthony
Getty Museum · about 1465–1470
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