Guy Delmarcel, Flemish Tapestry. London: Thames & Hudson; New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1999. 383 pp, generous colour and some b&w illus. ISBN 0-500-01972-X. Guy Delmarcel, Los Honores. [...] Read More
17th-Century Flemish
Paul Bril: The Drawings. A Study of their Role in Seventeenth-Century European Landscape (Pictura Nova, IV)
This book is the fourth title to appear in the excellent Pictura Novaseries of studies in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Flemish painting and drawing, which has already brought us one other work [...] Read More
Images of Death. Rubens Copies Holbein
Credit is due to the Stedelijk Prentenkabinet and the Rubenshuis in Antwerp for, respectively, acquiring and exhibiting 44 pen and wash drawings by the young Rubens after the Images of Death, the [...] Read More
Jacob Jordaens: Design for Tapestries (Pictura Nova, Studies in 16th- and 17th-Century Flemish Painting and Drawing, V)
Considering that Jacob Jordaens was the most prolific designer for tapestry in the Southern Netherlands in the seventeenth century, it is remarkable that up until now we have had to rely on Max [...] Read More
Bellisimi ingegni, grandissimo splendore. Studies over de religieuze architectuur in de Zuidelijke Nederlanden tijdens de 17de eeuw
In her introduction to this novel and valuable anthology, Krista De Jonge, Professor of Architectural History at the Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, notes that the decade between Carolus Scribanius's [...] Read More
Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Collection of Paintings: The Netherlands, XV-XVI Centuries; Flanders XVII-XVIII Centuries; Belgium XIX-XX Centuries
The collection of Flemish paintings (in Russian the term is as inclusive as the Italian 'fiamminghi' and the French 'flamand') is one of the unheralded strengths of the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in [...] Read More