_Lambert Lombard_ (Flemish: 1505-1566).
Lambert Lombard of Liège was, says Vasari, "a distinguished
man of letters, a most judicious painter, and an admirable
architect." His pictures, which are scarce, are generally
remarkable for correctness of drawing, but his colouring was
thin and cold. Lombard, who was a pupil of Mabuse (see 656),
travelled as a young man in Germany and France, and visited
Italy in the suite of Cardinal Pole, when he became acquainted
with Vasari. On his return he opened a school at Liège.