Master of the Female Half-Lengths

active second quarter of the 16th century
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The so-called Master of the Female Half-Lengths is named after a painting of 'A Concert of Three Female Figures' (Austria, Harrach collection). He was the author or overseer of a large group of works. The studio was perhaps in Antwerp and had close connections with Patinir, though the style is more related to that of Benson and Ysenbrant. None of his paintings is dated.

Related paintings

A Female Head
A Female Head
Attributed to the Workshop of the Master of the Female Half-Lengths
about 1525-50
A Female Head
Saint Christopher carrying the Infant Christ
Saint Christopher carrying the Infant Christ
Style of the Master of the Female Half-Lengths
about 1525-50
Saint Christopher carrying the Infant Christ
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
Workshop of Master of the Female Half-Lengths
about 1525-50
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
Saint John on Patmos
Saint John on Patmos
Workshop of the Master of the Female Half-Lengths
about 1525-50
Saint John on Patmos
 
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