Jacques Dubroeucq
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Jacques Dubroeucq (c. 1505-1584) was a Flemish sculptor and architect who introduced Italian Renaissance style to the Southern Netherlands. His rood screen at the Church of Saint Waudru in Mons, with its classical figures and architectural forms, was his masterwork (partly destroyed).
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About Jacques Dubroeucq
Dubroeucq brought Italian Renaissance sculptural style to the Southern Netherlands. His rood screen at Saint Waudru in Mons introduced classical forms to Flemish church architecture.
His Christ Carrying the Cross with Saints Simon and Veronica is held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Dubroeucq introduced Italian Renaissance sculptural style to the Southern Netherlands, most notably in his rood screen at Saint Waudru in Mons.
Dubroeucq lived from about 1505 to 1584, working as both sculptor and architect.
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