Antoine de Lonhy

Illustration — Antoine de Lonhy, Altarpiece of the Virgin, Saint Augustine and Saint Nicholas of Tolentino, currently in the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, Barcelona Antoine de Lonhy (circa 1446–1490) was a painter, illuminator and designer of stained glass windows. He received training in Burgundy, where he was also active as an artist before moving to Toulouse, Barcelona and later Savoy. He decorated the Saluces Hours, a book of hours currently in the British Library.

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Antoine de Lonhy (1450–1490) was an illuminator, painter and stained-glass artist, of French nationality. The illuminator died in Duchy of Savoy. Antoine de Lonhy worked in Autun, Avigliana and Barcelona, among others.

Languages used include French. Works are held at Condé Museum, Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya and Museum Mayer van den Bergh, among others.