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Hugo van der Goes
c.1440–1482
(b ?Ghent, ?c.1440; d Rode Klooster, nr. Brussels, 1482). Netherlandish painter, one of the greatest and most individual of his period. Nothing is known of his life before 1467, when he became a master in the painters' guild at Ghent.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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The Virgin and Saint John Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482)The Virgin and Saint John Christ Church, University of Oxford
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Seated Female Saint 1475–c.1485 Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482)Seated Female Saint 1475–c.1485 The Courtauld, London (Samuel Courtauld Trust)
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The Adoration of the Magi Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (circle of)The Adoration of the Magi Victoria Art Gallery
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The Nativity, at Night probably about 1520-30 Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (after)The Nativity, at Night probably about 1520-30 The National Gallery, London
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The Death of the Virgin probably after 1500 Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (after)The Death of the Virgin probably after 1500 The National Gallery, London
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Pietà (The Lamentation of Christ) 17th C Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (after)Pietà (The Lamentation of Christ) 17th C The Bowes Museum
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The Nativity at Night Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (after)The Nativity at Night National Trust, Upton House
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The Lamentation Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (after)The Lamentation Hatton Gallery
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The Lamentation, the Dead Christ Supported by John the Baptist, Joseph of Arimathea, and Nicodemus with the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene early 16th C Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (copy after)The Lamentation, the Dead Christ Supported by John the Baptist, Joseph of Arimathea, and Nicodemus with the Virgin Mary and Mary Magdalene early 16th C Art Collection, Durham University
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Virgin and Child about 1485 Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (follower of)Virgin and Child about 1485 The National Gallery, London
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Augustus and the Tiburtine Sibyl Hugo van der Goes (c.1440–1482) (follower of)Augustus and the Tiburtine Sibyl National Trust, Upton House
