The artist who most nearly united Flemish delicacy and Italian power of composition was Hans Memling, who lived in Bruges in the second half of the 15th Century.

Twenty of Hans Memling’s realistic portraits are on display, showing his attention to detail and highlighting his subjects’ human elements.

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The Closer to Memling Experience at Museum St John’s Hospital in Bruges, Belgium, is a groundbreaking digital and interactive installation that immerses visitors in the world of Hans Memling, a ...

The known facts of Hans Memling’s (ca. 1435–94) life are few. He was likely born in Seligenstadt, Germany, and almost certainly spent time in Rogier van der Weyden’s workshop in Brussels before moving ...

Van Cauteren will reference masterpieces by artists from the Southern Netherlands such as Hans Memling, Quinten Metsys, Jan Gossaert, Peter Paul Rubens, Anthony Van Dyck and Jacob Jordaens to ...

This is the first major exhibition to concentrate only on Hans Memling's portraits, and its aim is to highlight the importance of this German artist who set a new international standard for ...

Memling was in his late twenties when he painted this triptych, an ambitious young painter making his way in booming Bruges.