French, 16th century, male.
Born between 1515 and 1520, in Gray; died 1601, in Dijon.
Sculptor (wood), draughtsman, engraver, architect. Architectural views.
The exhibition Hugues Sambin: An Artist of the French Renaissance ( Hugues Sambin: Un Artiste de la Renaissance Française), held in the National Museum of the Renaissance in Écouen in ...
French, 16th century, male.
Born 1485, in Bourges; died 1533, in Paris.
Miniaturist, copyist, engraver, illustrator, printer (?), potter.
Tory was one of the eminent Renaissance artists in France. Like many of the notable figures of his day, he was learned and skilled in several areas. After education in Rome and Bologna (1503), he returned to Paris, where he was nominated professor at the Collège du Plessis; he also taught at the Collège de Coquerel and the Collège de Bourgogne. Initially in collaboration with Henri Estienne and then in collaboration with Gilles de Gourmont, he published several scholarly works, among them the ...
