Attributed to Ambrosius Benson

Ambrosius Benson was a Lombard-born painter who became one of the leading figures in Bruges during the first half of the 16th century. Known for his beautifully modeled and stylized religious figures, he was particularly celebrated for his depictions of the Virgin Mary and devotional triptych panels. His work reflects the broader Bruges school tradition while incorporating Italian influences from his origins in Lombardy.