Where is "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" by MEMLING, Hans?

"St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" is held in the permanent collection of Memlingmuseum, Bruges, Belgium.

Which museum has "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)"?

"St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" is on display at Memlingmuseum in Bruges.

Who painted "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" and when?

"St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" was painted by MEMLING, Hans in 1489.

What are the dimensions of "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)"?

"St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" measures 35 × 25.3 cm.

What art movement is "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" associated with?

"St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by MEMLING, Hans.

Can I see "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" in person?

Yes — "St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)" is on permanent display at Memlingmuseum in Bruges. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

MEMLING, Hans: St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5)

✦ MEMLING, Hans

🖼 St Ursula Shrine: Martyrdom (scene 5), 1489

◈ Oil on panel

⊞ 35 × 25.3 cm

▣ Memlingmuseum

◎ Bruges, Belgium

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Arrows pierce Saint Ursula and her virgin companions in a violent harbor scene, rendered with meticulous detail and jewel-like color typical of Flemish painting. This shrine panel commemorates medieval Christian martyrdom while showcasing Memling's narrative skill across sequential scenes of devotional drama.

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