Jan Borreman II

?–1600

WA-00016004

SculptureRenaissance

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WikidataQ347059

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Jan Borreman II carved elaborate wooden altarpieces and religious sculptures in the Southern Netherlands during the 16th century, working in a tradition of detailed Northern Renaissance figural carving. His work, characterized by intricate architectural ornamentation and expressive relief figures, emerged during a period of intense religious and political transformation in the region. His practice exemplifies the sophisticated woodworking techniques that defined late Renaissance devotional art in the Low Countries.

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