An immense number of paintings were produced in Bruges in the final quarter of the fifteenth century. Most covered the ground trodden by Memling, though many show the influence of Van der Weyden, Bouts and Van der Goes. There is a fresh but childish narrative manner about them, paralleling to some degree the art of the miniaturist. The two major representatives of this school are the Master of the Ursula Legend and the Master of the Lucy Legend.

Preview	Picture Data	File Info	Comment
	Legend of St Lucy 1480 Oil on oak panel, 79 x 183 cm Sint-Jacobskerk, Bruges	1542*633 True Color 176 Kb
	Legend of St Lucy (detail) 1480 Oil on wood Sint-Jacobskerk, Bruges	802*930 True Color 156 Kb
	St Nicholas Altarpiece (central panel) 1486-93 Oil on oak panel, 102 x 82 cm Groeninge Museum, Bruges	850*1091 True Color 190 Kb
	St Sebastian 1480-90 Oil on oak panel, 70 x 27 cm Gallery Robert Pintelon, Aalst	550*1475 True Color 146 Kb
	Virgin Surrounded by Female Saints c. 1488 Oak, 108 x 171 cm Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts, Brussels	1146*715 True Color 200 Kb
	Lamentation 1490s Oil on oak panel, 81 x 123 cm Groeninge Museum, Bruges	1304*800 True Color 162 Kb
	Mary, Queen of Heaven c. 1485-1500 Oil on panel, 199 x 162 cm National Gallery of Art, Washington	649*803 True Color 103 Kb
	Virgin of the Rose Garden 1475-80 Oil on oak panel, 79 x 60 cm Institute of Arts, Detroit	1000*1303 True Color 231 Kb
	Virgin and Child in a Landscape 1480s Tempera with oil on panel, 40 x 32 cm The Clark Art Institute, Williamstown	951*1200 True Color 284 Kb