Birthdate: 1487 AD
Birthplace: Brussels, Belgium
Died: January 6, 1541
Bernard van Orley was a versatile Flemish artist renowned for his contributions to Dutch and Flemish Renaissance painting, tapestry design, and stained glass. Despite not traveling to Italy, he drew inspiration from Italian Renaissance art, especially Raphael. He served as an arts commissioner for the Brussels town council and was the court artist for the Habsburg rulers. Van Orley was known for his remarkable productivity, emphasizing design while delegating execution. His works encompass a range of quality, with religious scenes and portraits as prominent themes.
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