Quentin Matsys

Quentin Matsys (c. 1466–1530), also spelled Massys, was a leading painter of the Early Netherlandish Renaissanceand the founder of the Antwerp School of painting. Celebrated for his religious altarpieces, portraits, and genre scenes, Matsys fused the refined detail of Flemish tradition with humanist themes that anticipated later developments in European art.

His most famous works include the Altarpiece of the Holy Sacrament (St. Peter’s Church, Leuven), the Moneylender and His Wife (Louvre, Paris), and portraits such as Erasmus of Rotterdam. Matsys’s art combined sharp observation, luminous oil technique, and moral allegory, influencing painters such as Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

At Blue Surf Art, we recreate Quentin Matsys’s masterpieces with museum-quality, hand-painted oil on canvas reproductions. Each reproduction is crafted to capture the intricate detail, vibrant color, and symbolic depth of the originals. Perfect for collectors, admirers of Flemish art, or interiors seeking historical richness, our reproductions bring the artistry of Quentin Matsys into your home, with worldwide shipping available.