Flemish, probably Brussels

'Flemish, probably Brussels' refers to anonymous artisans and workshops active in the Flemish region, most likely centered in Brussels, Belgium, during the 15th through 17th centuries. Brussels was a renowned hub for luxury tapestry weaving, manuscript illumination, and panel painting, producing works of exceptional craftsmanship for royal and aristocratic patrons across Europe. These unattributed works are grouped by stylistic and technical evidence suggesting a Brussels origin within the broader Flemish artistic tradition.