Simon Marmion

active 1449; died 1489
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Marmion is mentioned in Amiens in 1449-54; from 1458 he was in Valenciennes; and he recorded in the Tournai Guild in 1468. There are no documented paintings, but the panels of 'The Soul of Saint Bertin' are usually accepted as key works. He appears also to have been a painter of manuscript illuminations.

Related paintings

A Choir of Angels: From Left Hand Shutter
A Choir of Angels: From Left Hand Shutter from Fragments of Shutters from the St Bertin Altarpiece
Simon Marmion
about 1459
A Choir of Angels: From Left Hand Shutter
Fragments of Shutters from the St Bertin Altarpiece
Fragments of Shutters from the St Bertin Altarpiece
Simon Marmion
about 1459
Fragments of Shutters from the St Bertin Altarpiece
The Soul of Saint Bertin carried up to God
The Soul of Saint Bertin carried up to God from Fragments of Shutters from the St Bertin Altarpiece
Simon Marmion
about 1459
The Soul of Saint Bertin carried up to God
Saint Clement and a Donor
Saint Clement and a Donor
Follower of Simon Marmion
late 1480s
Saint Clement and a Donor
 
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