List of Spanish artists (born 1300-1500)
- List of Spanish artists (born 1300-1500)
List of Spanish artists (Born 1300-1500)
For other epochs, see List of Spanish artists.
Born 1350-1400
*Lluís Borrassà (1350-1424) Painter
*Rafael Canogar (1935) Painter
*Bernardo Martorell (1400-1452) Painter
Born 1401-1450
*Bartolomé Bermejo (1440–1498) Painter
*Jaume Huguet (1415–1492) Painter
*Nicolas Frances (1424–1468) Painter
*Luis Dalmau (1428–1461) Painter
*Joan Reixach (1431–1486) Painter
*Master of the Cypresses 1434 Manuscript Illuminator
*Fernando Gallego (1440-1507) Painter
*Antonio del Rincón (ca.1446–1500) Painter
*Pablo de San Leocadio (1447–1520) Painter
*Pedro Sanchez 15th Century Painter
*Pedro Berruguete (1450–1504) Painter
*Lo Spagna (1450–1528) Painter
Born 1451-1500
*Martin Bernat (1454-1497) Painter
*Juan de Flandes (1460-1519) Painter
*Gil de Siloe (1467-1505) Sculptor/Architect
*Juan de Borgoña (1470-1534) Painter
*Vasco de la Zarza (1470-1524) Sculptor
*Juan Vicente Masip (1500-1579) Painter
*Felipe Vigarny (1480-1542) Sculptor
*Master of the Retablo of the Reyes Catolicos (1485-1500) Painter
*Alonso Berruguete 1488-1561 Painter/Sculptor
*Pedro Machuca (1490-1550) Painter
*Diego de Siloe (1495-1563) Sculptor/Architect
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