Bernard van Orley, a Flemish artist, died on this day in 1541. He was a key figure in Dutch and Flemish Renaissance painting, known for his work as a painter, tapestry designer, and stained glass artist. Influenced by Italian Renaissance painting, particularly Raphael, van Orley's style reflected his connection to the Romanists. As court artist to the Habsburg rulers, he played a significant role in the artistic landscape of his time.
He remains a notable representative of the Flemish Renaissance, leaving a lasting impact on the art of the region.
Artists involved
![Christ among the Doctors [obverse], by Bernard Van Orley](https://artifactworldgallery.com/img/christ-among-the-doctors-obverse--78795f311364e613-w320.webp)
