A budding Jacquemart de Hesdin scholar from Mons or a slightly overwhelmed college freshman from Namur would do well to pick up this lucidly crafted volume, designed to guide them over the practical [...] Read More
Book Reviews
Stefan Lochner: Image Making in Fifteenth-Century Cologne
The first monograph on Stefan Lochner since 1938, this is a beautifully-produced volume in Maryan Ainsworth's admirable Me fecit. series with excellent color and many detailed photographs. The author, [...] Read More
Jérome Bosch et son entourage et autres études
This volume is number 14 of the Le dessins sous-jacent et la technologie dans la peinture series, which has been edited and organized biannually since 1975 by the indefatigable team of Hélène [...] Read More
Die Schwalbacher Reise. Gezeichnet von Anton Mirou, in Kupfer gestochen von Mattäus Merian d. Ä., 1620
Some later moments of German art history seem forever viewed out of peripheral vision. One particular and crucial moment is the so-called 'Frankenthal School' at the turn of the seven-teenth century. [...] Read More
Het Kabinet der Statuen
The Frisian painter and writer Wybrand de Geest (around 1660-1716) is often confused with his grandfather who had the same name (1591-after 1661). The latter was also called "the Eagle" in honor of [...] Read More
Rembrandt’s Jews
This study is a thoughtful, lively, and wide-ranging discussion of Amsterdam's Jews - as they appear in Rembrandt's art, as they had business dealings with the artist, and as they lived as new [...] Read More