Renaissance Art in Northern Europe

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This PowerPoint looks at Renaissance art and architecture in Northern Europe, including Van Eyck, Campin, Bosch,Durer, and Holbein.

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The Renaissance
in Northern Europe
15th-16th Century

The Early Renaissance
in Northern Europe

The Mérode Altarpiece
(Attributed)
c. 1426

Ghent Altarpiece
St. Bavon Cathedral
1432

Giovanni Arnolfini and His Wife
Giovanna Cenami
1434

Hampton Court Palace, England
Started 1514

Château of Chambord, France
Started 1519

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