Philippe de Mazerolles (c. 1420 – 1479) was a manuscript illuminator active in the Netherlands. Philippe was a native of Paris and received his training in France. He served as the chief illuminator of the Burgundian court under Duke Charles the Bold (r. 1467–1477). In 1467, he was named valet de chambre. In 1469, he joined the illuminators' guild of Bruges. In 1479, King Edward IV of England purchased several manuscripts from him. He died that year in Bruges. Philippe is best known for a commission of 1467 from the town of Bruges.
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Philippe de Mazerolles (c. 1420 – 1479) was a manuscript illuminator active in the Netherlands. Philippe was a native of Paris and received his training in France. He served as the chief illuminator of the Burgundian court under Duke Charles the Bold (r. 1467–1477). In 1467, he was named valet de chambre. In 1469, he joined the illuminators' guild of Bruges. In 1479, King Edward IV of England purchased several manuscripts from him. He died that year in Bruges. Philippe is best known for a commission of 1467 from the town of Bruges.
