Northern Renaissance Female Artists. The northern renaissance is a period in which artists north of the alps—namely, in the low countries (the netherlands and belgium), germany, france, and england— adopted and adapted the ideas of the italian renaissance. Between 1450 and 1550, northern european artists who had traveled to italy—mostly to learn the techniques of perspective and proportion—brought ideas from the italian renaissance home with them, namely to germany and the netherlands.
She married into a ruling family; Perfect example of what castiglione wrote about. Many of their works have been wrongly attributed to men artists.
While less concerned with studies of anatomy and linear perspective, northern artists were masters of technique, and their works are marvels of.
First, agnes van den bosshe (c. Renaissance architecture reached the iberian peninsula in the 16th century, ushering in a new style that gradually replaced the gothic architecture , which had been popular for the centuries. Women artists of the time tended, like their male counterparts, to focus on portraits of individuals, religious themes and still life paintings. Typically the main centre's for art included the netherlands, germany and france and all of these countries have become known by the collective name of northern (north of italy).northern renaissance art evolved simultaneously but independently from its italian.