Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columnsMateus Fernandes · 1515
1515
Batalha Monastery
Mateus Fernandes (2004 –)
Explore the intricate window tracery & architectural wonders of Mateus Fernandes's art – a Portuguese artist known for his Royal Cloister & Portal designs.
Batalha Monastery (Batalha, Portugal)
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About this artwork
- Title: Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns
- Artist: Mateus Fernandes
- Year: 1515
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Batalha Monastery
- Main color: Espresso
- Color hue: Golden Yellow Range
Questions & Answers
Who is the artist behind "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns"?
"Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" is attributed to Mateus Fernandes.
How light is "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" overall?
In terms of perceived brightness, "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" by Mateus Fernandes is balanced.
What luminance does "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" by Mateus Fernandes have?
The colors of "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" show a soft shadow luminance.
What is the creation date of "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" by Mateus Fernandes?
"Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" dates from 1515. The date places the work within Mateus Fernandes's career and its era.
Is "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" by Mateus Fernandes kept in the artist's home country?
Yes - the artwork is kept in the artist's home country. Mateus Fernandes was born in Portugal, and the original "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" is held in a museum in Portugal.
Who created "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" and in what year?
The author of "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" is Mateus Fernandes, and the work is dated 1515.
How saturated is the palette of "Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns"?
"Royal Cloister - window traceries and their columns" by Mateus Fernandes is recorded with a subtle color saturation.