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Birth
1335 (Valenceinnes, France)
Death
1400
Lived/Active
France/Netherlands
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illumination, sculptor, painting, stained glass
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Andre Beauneveu (1335-1400)
Franco-Netherlandish sculptor, illuminator, painter and stained glass artist, Beauneveu is best known for the sculptures he created while in the service of King Charles V and John Duke of Berry. Beauneveu's style of Gothic art was naturalistic, and reflective of the Northern Gothic style and the Pucellian revival of the late 14th-century. His best known surviving work are the tombs of Charles V and his family (Abbey of St Denis, 1365).
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