French, 11th century, male.
Painter. Religious subjects.
A monk, this artist was active in Beaulieu, Limousin. Between 1005 and 1008 he painted in the oratory of the monastery: The Annunciation; The Visitation; The Birth of Jesus; The Presentation in the Temple and The Adoration of the Magi...
Flemish School, 11th century, male.
Painter. Religious subjects.
This artist painted pictures for the abbey church of Lobbes.
11th century, male.
Miniaturists. Religious subjects.
These artists worked in Byzantium around 1000 and were two of the eight artists responsible for the famous Martyrology written for Emperor Basil II (979-1025). This life of the saints of the Greek Church has 430 miniatures and is preserved in the Vatican Library....
Italian, 11th century, male.
Active in Rome at the beginning of the 11th century.
Painter. Religious subjects.
School of Rome.
An inscription indicates that this artist painted the frescoes in the church of S Urbano alla Caffarella, near Rome (1011).
10th – 11th century, male.
Born between 960 and 970, in Italy or in Greece; died 1016, in Liège.
Painter, sculptor, architect. Religious subjects. Church decoration.
Jean was employed by the emperor Otto III in 980 and 1002. He was rewarded for work on the chapel of Charlemagne by the gift of a bishopric in Italy. He returned to Germany, then went to Liège where he became a friend of the bishop Baldéric II, who encouraged him to decorate the choir of St James' Abbey. He built the church of St Andrew in Liège. This may be the same man as the painter Johannes who was working at this period at Nepi....
French, 11th century, male.
Active in St-Julien-de-Tours.
Painter. Religious subjects.
A Benedictine monk, in 1026 he painted scenes of the Apocalypse and the Life of Saint Peter in the church of St-Benoît-sur-Loire.
Italian, 10th century, male.
Painter, fresco artist. Religious subjects.
In 959 Theophylactos painted a fresco, Christ Enthroned, in a small chapel near Carpignano.
