Albrecht Dürer worked 15th - 16th centuries.
donatello was a artist he became really famous and traveled to florence
It is believed that Drypoint had been invented by the Housebook Master, who was a south German artist in the 15th Century.
in the early 15th century
Until the latter part of the 15th century practically all painting were either portraits or had religious subjects. The 16th and 17th centuries were dominated by history and religious subjects.This is to say that any artist before 1700 was a religious painter.Just take your pick:Fra Angelico, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael ...
yes, there was. Pieter vanHuys was a Flemish artist who lived 1519 to 1584 (16th Century). He did not paint " the Chess Players" as found in Perez-Revete's novel the Flanders Panel. Beatrice of Burgundy lived in the 13th Century and there was no Ferdinand nor Roger de Arras.
donatello was a artist he became really famous and traveled to florence
It is believed that Drypoint had been invented by the Housebook Master, who was a south German artist in the 15th Century.
He was born in 1475, which is in the 15th century.
Masaccio
No, he is a 15th century artist/ inventor.
Davinci 1452
Hans Memling
The renaissance beginning artist was in the 15th century. The value of the art was powerful and priceless.
Guillaume Dufay was a composer in the 15th century.
Lager is a German 'invention' known since the 15th Century
Galileo, Sir Isaac Newton,
Sixteenth century.