Painting in the Northern Renaissance

The Flemish School refers to artists who were active in Flanders during the 15th and 16th centuries.

The court of the Holy Roman Emperor played an important role in panel paintings during the Northern Renaissance.

The German Renaissance is reflective of Italian and German influence in its paintings, and one is not present without the other.

Spanish art of the Northern Renaissance was influenced by Netherlandish painting, due to shared economic and political connections.

The Tudor period was, for England, one of isolation from European trends.